
If my country songs are the front porch and the watering hole, my alternative songs are the midnight kitchen, the rainy window, and the road you take when you don’t know where you’re going — but you know you have to go.
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I’m a poet first. Always have been. Before the chorus, there was the line that wouldn’t leave me alone. My alternative work lives in that space — where a feeling doesn’t fit into a three-minute radio box, where a story wants to wander, whisper, and sometimes ache a little.Being a Gemini, I’ve never been good at staying in one lane. I dabble — happily — in a vast variety of subject material.
One day it’s a honky-tonk anthem, the next it’s a moody, atmospheric reflection like Echoes in the Rain, born from words that just wouldn’t leave me alone on a rainy afternoon. That’s the beauty of alternative: it lets you be all the versions of yourself at once.
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Here you’ll find songs for:
The Deep Feelers — for when life feels too loud and you need a song that listens more than it shouts. The ones about memory, longing, healing, and those beautiful, complicated chapters we don’t always say out loud.
The Dreamers & Drifters — for the Colorado sunsets that look like watercolors, the late-night drives over Berthoud Pass, the what-ifs and might-have-beens. These songs take their time. They breathe.
The Truth-Tellers — still honest, still me, just with a different lens. Less wink, more wonder. Less two-step, more heartbeat.
This is where I get to be the poet, the author, and the songwriter all at once. No rules. Just truth, set to a different kind of rhythm.
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Thanks for wandering over to this side of my catalog. Make yourself at home — there’s a lot more to explore out here.
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All songs written by Christine K. Trease | © 2026
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