There's a special kind of tension that builds all week under fluorescent lights and endless emails. The clock ticking, the boss watching, the system demanding more while offering less. "THIRSTY" isn't just about drinking – it's about that moment of rebellion when you finally reclaim your time from those who've been stealing it all week.

This track celebrates the necessary escape after giving too much of yourself to a job that takes and takes. From the gritty Drop D guitar riff to the thundering drums, everything about this song is built for that first moment of freedom when you decide the rest of the night belongs to you, not them.

Produced by Jason Bobo at Nashville's 8080 Studios, "THIRSTY" brings a harder, rougher edge to my sound. It follows that Friday night progression – from punching out to diving into darkness, with each verse building like the night itself – getting wilder, sharper, and more defiant with every empty glass.

Shot guerrilla-style on iPhones around Nashville, the video captures this journey authentically – from industrial worksites to smoke-filled bars to that inevitable late-night breakfast joint. This is music for anyone who spends their week building someone else's dream just so they can afford a few hours building their own.