"The Mask and the Cure"The man wore a smile, but it wasn’t real.It sat on his face like a bad hat.Too big. Crooked. Ugly if you looked too long.Inside, he wasn’t smiling.He was tired.Of pretending. Of watching others laugh while he boiled in his own silence. He didn’t know why he liked seeing people suffer. Maybe because misery wants company

Said He'd Find HerThe sun was setting in the west, bleeding orange across the horizon like an old wound. He stood at the edge of the woods, a man of few words and fewer promises. But there was one promise he made that would haunt him, thread through his bones until it was fulfilled: he said he’d find her.She had gone into the woods alone, as she

There are songs that entertain, and then there are songs that speak—that reach into your soul, grab hold of your truth, and remind you who you are. THE ROYELVISBAND’s newest release, “What It Do,” is one of those rare tracks. It doesn’t just ride the beat—it rides the real.Led by frontman and songwriter Roy Dawson, THE ROYELVISBAND has

God’s Not Religious—He’s Love, Grace, and AcceptanceIn a world where religion often divides and categorizes, it’s easy to forget that the true essence of God isn’t confined to a specific belief system or tradition. While human institutions may create religions to express faith, God Himself is not bound by the labels and boundaries we’ve