Living room harmony takes
Short recordings that keep the songs feeling like home instead of performance.
Family
Family
Home
A scrapbook of the life behind the songs.
This project grows out of home life.
What you'll find here are the small pieces: voice memos, drawings, lyric fragments, the moments that mattered before they were ever finished.
Family Context
Mom & Dad
The songs often start with us: late-night voice memos, kitchen table lyrics, or something we're trying to pray through.
Then they grow as the whole family becomes part of them.
Family Member
Callum
The kinds of contributions that don't draw attention, but shape everything. Callum brings a quiet steadiness to the songs. Sometimes it's a small harmony. Sometimes it's a sketch in the margins. Sometimes it's a question that shifts how we hear a lyric.
Notebook drawings
Small drawings and lyric fragments that carry the same honesty as the music.
A page from the family scrapbook.
Family Member
Coda
Coda's part in this is playful and sincere. There's room here for unfinished ideas, childlike wonder, and creativity that doesn't need to prove itself.
Early lyric ideas
Simple lines and melodies that often carry more than we expect.
A page of handwritten lyrics from Coda.
Voice memo (Shine Your Presence...)
A short moment we didn't want to lose.
“Shine Your Presence over everyone.” A short voice memo from November 2, 2024, when Coda was 5 years old, shared as a small scrapbook moment rather than a finished release.
Christmas song
Kept exactly as it came: playful, immediate, and real.
A voice memo from September 7, 2023, when Coda was 4 years old.