A CONSPIRACY OF CROWS
A Conspiracy of Crows creates narrative songs about war, homelessness, family wounds, fear, and the broken promises of American life. The music asks what dignity, compassion, and responsibility mean when people and institutions look away.
Songs of social witness
and personal reckoning.
FEATURED SONG · Grief, Compassion & Justice
How To Cry
A call to compassion in which tears become a rising tide against hatred, deception, and oppression. The song asks whether shared grief can awaken the will to end injustice.
Explore the Songs
Each release pairs narrative songwriting with its own visual world.
FAMILY WOUNDS & GRIEF
Grief, anger, and forgiveness collide after the death of a mother whose wounds remain.
A shadow becomes fear, shame, and the parts of the self that refuse to remain hidden.
FEAR & SELF-RECKONING
Graveyard’s Overcrowded
WAR, VIOLENCE & PEACE
An anti-war lament in which greed, hatred, and mounting death turn the graveyard into an image of humanity’s moral exhaustion. The song asks whether love can interrupt the cycle.
A traveler follows the promise of America and finds poverty, hatred, and unequal justice.
AMERICA & INEQUALITY
A person asks for kindness rather than pity—and asks who society chooses to see.
HOMELESSNESS & DIGNITY
