My introduction to Skinwalker Ranch was from the TV show only a few years ago. My girlfriend and I were looking for something scary to watch then stumbled upon this series about a unique piece of property in the Utah desert where weird things are studied. If you have never watched the show, Skinwalker Ranch is a 500 acre property originally a part of the Navajo and Ute territories. It was later overseen by the US Government and is widely considered to be a nexus for paranormal research. The History Channel has put out several seasons where scientists and local professionals search, study and try to understand the odd phenomena that continue to happen there. This turned out to be very inspirational for writing lyrics. The challenge I had was trying to figure out what genre would best describe and personify the weirdness of the ranch. After trying several genres I landed on musical theater. More specifically it is an overly enthusiastic teacher trying to explain the ranch to his st...

 

  When multiple whistleblowers and lawmakers stood on the Capitol steps demanding the declassification of UAP related files, it made me realize that we are coming to a pivot point in history. This very public call for disclosure had all the carrots to motivate politicians but it still lacked the sticks needed to force anything to happen. The only stick they have is public demand. This is where creatives can help. Movies, books and yes songs get people thinking about what is being kept from them. Public demand is often created through public awareness. When the press conference happened I was near the end of writing my first full-length album Persistent Existence but one thing was missing - a requiem. I knew what I had to do. I needed one song that summarized many of the events that happened since the start of the modern UFO era. I was inspired by two songs - We didn't Start the Fire by Billy Joel and It's the End of the World as We Know It by REM. Both are fast paced, chock ...

 

     All this time we thought Sci-fi was just for fun but now we have learned that it might be real. It only makes sense to have a whole new soundtrack for this change of reality. Songwriter Alex Hutchinson's first full length album Persistent Existence attempts to turn the streaming world upside down.  Alex uses AI technology to create a wide variety of vocals and music to elevate his stunningly sophisticated lyrics. The genres range from dance to rock, country to musical theater and everything in between. The subjects vary from serious to silly as he takes on missing scientists, remote viewing, skinwalker ranch, shadow creatures, deep state conspiracies, alien threesomes and so much more. Not only does he tell stories of the strange and unusual, he also attempts to unite humanity under the new understanding that these are no longer subjects that can be swept under the rug. The presence of non-human intelligence among us is the biggest revelation in the history of ...

  I never expected us to get to the point where we are openly talking about the realities of UFOs and aliens. Like many Americans I had long ago lost faith in any idea of truth or honesty when it comes to dealing with our Federal government. I also lost faith in the deeply distracted public who, throughout my life, had obsessed over meaningless nonsense while avoiding difficult problems. Now that this has come to the forefront we are forced to battle not only with the facts being presented but also the stigma dispersed over many decades of foolish ignorance. President Trump has ordered the government to tell the public what they know about these subjects. They are sitting on 80 years of information, much of which has been classified and kept from us. If you don't understand what is going on you need to watch the documentary Age of Disclosure . It covers a number of UFO related topics but primarily it breaks down the congressional hearings on the subject. Why am I writing about this...