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Mathew Haeffel is a songsmith working in the medium of vocals on guitar to create original music composed of pensive lyrics with alluring rhythmic foundations. "Groove-oriented improvisational-minded with a smattering of world music flavors"

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ORIGINAL TRACKS

Session 1, VOL22 | What I've Found

"What I've Found" is a captivating original song that emerges from the depths of the subconscious, weaving together abstract thoughts into a poignant message. Inspired by a simple yet profound turn of phrase — "the reason for living is to grow old" — the song embodies a philosophy of embracing the present moment without being consumed by existential concerns about the past or future. 

The melody, characterized by tension-filled chords, mirrors the complexity of life's uncertainties. Yet, amidst this tension, the song delivers a powerful message of resilience and mindfulness. It encourages listeners to let go of worries about the meaning of life or what the future holds, and instead, to focus on living fully in the present. 

"What I've Found" invites us to appreciate the beauty and richness of each moment, reminding us that the true essence of existence lies in the experiences we gather along the way. With its thought-provoking lyrics and uplifting melody, the song serves as a gentle reminder to embrace the journey of life with open hearts and minds, finding joy and fulfillment in the here and now.

Session 2, VOL31 | Diamonds Out of Coal

"Diamonds Out of Coal" by Milwaukee native Mathew Haeffel is an uplifting anthem celebrating resilience and the beauty of transformation. With heartfelt lyrics and a melody that radiates warmth, the song captures the essence of finding light in the darkest moments. Haeffel's rich, soulful voice guides listeners on a journey of hope and perseverance, illustrating how life's challenges can lead to unexpected and precious outcomes. The track's optimistic tone and relatable message make it a perfect reminder that even under pressure, we have the power to create something beautiful.

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