Eden Cole Debuts First Single

New artist Eden Cole makes her official debut today with her first single, “Wherever You Are,” penned by songwriter Sikora.

The song touches on the open question: is there love out there for me? She is completely fine on her own if not, but on those cold nights, she still wants someone near, calling out to whoever and wherever they are in this big world. The release pairs Sikora’s storytelling lyrics with Cole’s warm, velvet smooth vocal delivery over an intimate, soulful production.

For Sikora, creating this track opened up a whole new realm of creative freedom:

“Coming from recording in real studios, real writing, and real producing, being in this space is incredible,” says Sikora. “It takes everything to another level of possibility…hearing my lyrics come to life in ways I never could have imagined.”

The track introduces Eden Cole as a fresh presence in the music landscape, grounding her sound in an authentic, deeply personal vibe from day one.

Stream “Wherever You Are” now on Spotify, Apple Music, and Amazon Music.

For EDEN COLE artist management and requests please email willsikora@gmail.com or will@sikoraent.com

How James Horner Impacted My Life

When I first read about the plane crash and death of James Horner, my heart dropped. Although I never personally knew him, I knew his passion, very, very well. Most kids would prefer to listen to normal music on the radio but for me growing up even well into my teens, all I would really listen to was movie soundtracks. I was an aspiring filmmaker, we didn’t even have the internet to look things up, when a movie came out and I liked the music from it, I would buy the soundtrack on CD and play it over and over. The music, I strongly believe helped spark my imagination, which is insanely vivid. Even today, I listen to soundtracks while I work. It ignites something in my brain and I become very visual. Little did I realize how James Horner’s music was a large part of my collection. I can hum through entire soundtracks of Titanic, Mighty Joe Young, The Land Before Time, and countless others.

After he died, I looked up his work on IMDB and found even more stuff that was a huge part of my childhood that I remembered. The soundtracks to Honey I Shrunk The Kids and The Rocketeer were amazing and we can’t forget about Braveheart and Avatar. 

James Horner helped carve my imagination as I was writing my own movies as a kid. I even used soundtracks in my short films. His music is timeless, it is magical, it takes you to a place and I will always be grateful for that.

This is a short film I made when I was clearly inspired by Titanic which has lots of James Horner’s music. The Patriarch was made on a Super Nintendo with the art game Mario Paint a camcorder and a cassette recorder and speaker to play the audio mix.

James-Horner

The Return of Tyler Jacob

It has been quite a while since Tyler Jacob released a video on YouTube, with his fan based used to seeing videos filmed on his webcam, his return had to be anything but small. He chose to cover the Sam Smith song “Stay With Me” and we were excited to finally help bring him back to the world of music.

The vision was to shoot a raw film looking video complete with sun flares and damaged film effects, the end product fit the rising star’s emotional voice.

“We were set on making sure his return was a full fledged production, there is a lot of talent  in Tyler Jacob and we wanted to make sure the video reflected that, I refused him to release anymore webcam videos, so obviously we had to development the concept much more.  Tyler was ready to shine, the vocals stand strong alone, we really wanted to deliver a great full package to his fans” Director William Sikora said.

Watch the video below and download the song for FREE. Don’t forget to subscribe to his YouTube channel for more videos and original music coming very soon.