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The Songs Across America Project

American Spotlight: Our Site's Philosophy

(All Songs Are Written by M.S. McKenzie & Are Protected by Copyright)

Here is a list of songs that we have written and produced that we are the proudest of. These songs are a reflection of our most deeply held beliefs that perfectly emulate the progressive philosophy of Optimistic Humanism which is a philosophy that embraces freedom and equality for all people across the globe, as well as environmentalism, love, kindness, and the acceptance of all people:
  1. In honor of Greenpeace and Earth Day:

    a. “Esperanza’s Promise”


    b. “Oh Such Sweet Surrender”


    c. “Golden State of Mind”


    d. “A Whale’s Song”


  2. In honor of our veterans:
    a. “Among The Silent Stones”


  3. In remembrance of what really happened on January 6th, 2021, and why we shouldn’t forget and why it’s so very relevant today, more than ever:

    a. “The Big Lie, Democracy’s Test”
     

  4. Accepting others where they are at:
    a. “I Need The Light”


    b. “I Want a Love Just Like That”


    c. “Grace is in Our Hands”


  5. Expanding one’s mind and horizons, letting in love, acceptance, and a progressive way of thinking:

    a. “I Need The Light”


    b. “Equanimity”


    c. “I Quiet My Mind for a Moment”


    d. “We Are the Light”



  6. Remembering our loved ones who have gone before us and allowing their spirit to interact with our own:
    a. “The Muse”


    b. “Echoes of The Past”



  7. Respecting and remembering our Native American heritage:

    a. “The Winds of the Anasazi”


    b. “Echoes of The Past”


    c. “Monuments Rise”


    d. “Devil's Tower”
  1. Songs Across America (450+ Submissions)


  2. The Horizon Seekers (40+ Submissions)


  3. Lyrical Horizon (8+ Submissions)



  4. The Lyrical Horizon (50+ Submissions)









  5. Songs Across America (750+ Streaming Submissions)

 

 

 

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