What’s Geoffrey listening to?
A few favorites—and why they matter to me.
Where my love of music began
My love of music began with my dad: a Yamaha turntable, Marantz headphones, and albums from the 1960s and ’70s. He gave me his time and shared what he loved. Those moments opened my ears to classical and instrumental music, folk, and singer-songwriters. Later, I added the music of the ’80s to that growing mix.
I remember rides in his 1972 Chevrolet Corvette with songs like “American Pie,” “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown,” “Bridge Over Troubled Water,” “Monday, Monday,” and “Tiny Dancer.” The car and the songs are part of the memory, but the heart of it is my dad giving me his time and sharing his love of music.
Explore the music
Geoffrey Arbuckle writes the lyrics and shapes the creative direction of each release. His music explores faith, resilience, relationships, and everyday life across country, blues, and other styles. The catalog includes AI-generated performances and recordings featuring Geoffrey’s own voice with Auto-Tune.
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Albums
Exchange
Christian hip-hop.
Last Turn Before Cedar Creek
Geoffrey’s first country album: small-town Americana inspired by his wife’s Missouri roots.
Blind Enough To See
Christian social commentary shaped by Geoffrey’s blindness and his belief that spiritual sight reveals deeper truth.
The Long Road to Us
A deeply personal album about Geoffrey and his wife building a strong marriage and bringing their blended family together.
Still Loading...
Christian songs about coming of age and navigating adulthood.
Revival Arcade
Christian inspiration that speaks truth.
Singles
Blues Smash Hit Follow-Ups
Original blues songs featuring Geoffrey’s own voice with Auto-Tune, written from his love of the genre.
Country Smash Hit Follow-Ups
Original country songs featuring Geoffrey’s own voice with Auto-Tune, written from his love of the genre.
Thunder Learned to Kneel
A Christian story in song about James and John from the Bible.
The Crown and The Cross
The Crown and the Cross is a single inspired by a modern culture that chases crowns instead of following the cross.
Kansas City
A tribute to Kansas City, the place Geoffrey calls home.
Every City in My Heart
A love song for his wife, weaving memories of his travels into what she means to him. Inspired by “Please Come to Boston.”
Guard the Old Light
Inspired by Geoffrey’s love of Celtic love songs and ballads.
I Keep Walking
Inspired by Marc Cohn’s sound, featuring Geoffrey’s own voice with Auto-Tune.
Pints Up For The Crown
Inspired by his wife’s fascination with British royalty.
