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The Myles Revolution The Myles Revolution is a solo singer/songwriter and a project do-it-your-selfer.

25/09/2026

Look what came to greet me when I came home?

23/09/2026

“Who I Am” is a song I wrote around the time I first auditioned for America’s Got Talent (AGT). It’s also one of a bunch of original songs that I plan to include on my upcoming AGT Songs album.

The message of this song isn't simply, “This is who I am, and I can't change.” Actually, I believe quite the opposite. People can change. People can grow. People can become something better.

We all have a past. Some parts of that past make us proud, while other parts may bring back memories we'd rather forget. But our experiences—both good and bad—can teach us. They can shape us, mold us, and, hopefully, help us become better people.

Sometimes something that feels like a terrible setback or a real downer when we're going through it can eventually become one of the experiences that teaches us the most.

That's why I don't think we should automatically write someone off because they have a bumpy past. None of us gets through life without making mistakes or having experiences we'd like to do over.

At the same time, there's an important distinction: learning from the past is different from choosing to hold onto the same destructive experiences and choices. If someone refuses to change and continually chooses the same harmful path, that's something worth recognizing and protecting yourself from.

But if someone is genuinely trying to learn, grow, and become better, maybe their past isn't the whole story.

“Who I Am” is about where we've been, what we've learned, and who we're becoming.

Give it a listen and tell me what you think.

23/09/2026

I went over to a friend’s house for dinner, and he had prepared several different Indian dishes. If you love Indian food, this was definitely a feast! If you’re not a fan of Indian food…well, maybe this video is for you! 😂

My friend convinced me to try saag paneer. His sales pitch was simple: “It’s cheese!”

Well…he wasn't lying. There IS cheese in it! 😆

So what exactly is saag paneer?

Saag paneer is a popular Indian dish made with paneer, a firm Indian cheese, combined with cooked leafy greens. The greens can include spinach, mustard greens, collard greens, or other varieties depending on the recipe. The dish is usually seasoned with ingredients such as onion, garlic, ginger, tomatoes, green chilies, cumin, coriander, turmeric, garam masala, and other spices. Cream or yogurt may also be added to give it a richer texture.

The result is a savory, creamy, spiced dish with chunks of mild cheese mixed throughout the greens.

But enough about what it's supposed to taste like…

Is saag paneer actually a winner?

You decide! Watch the video and see what I thought when I finally gave it a try. And if you're an Indian food lover, let me know: Would saag paneer make your plate?

20/09/2026

“Be As Wool” is a music video about mistakes, sin, change, and the possibility of a clean beginning.

Call them mistakes—or, if you are religious, call them sins. Either way, every human being makes mistakes. We all have things in our past that we wish we could change. But a mistake does not have to be the end of the story.

Unlike a tattoo, a stain on our past doesn't necessarily have to remain forever. What may seem as permanent as scarlet can, through sincere effort, repentance, forgiveness, and change, become clean again—“white as wool.”

It may be difficult. Changing our direction isn't always easy. But human beings have an incredible capacity to learn, grow, choose differently, and intentionally go against the wind in pursuit of something better.

Our past can teach us without having to define us.

Whatever your beliefs may be, I hope this song reminds you that change is possible, a new beginning is possible, and yesterday doesn't have to determine tomorrow.

15/09/2026

THE PROVERBS' WISDOM — A Song About Finding and Sharing Wisdom

When we think of wisdom, many of us immediately think of the Book of Proverbs in the Bible. Proverbs is certainly a wonderful source of instruction, guidance, and insight. It may be a great place to begin our search for wisdom—or perhaps even a great place to finish it—but it is not the only place wisdom can be found.

Wisdom comes in many forms and from many sources.

We learn from our personal experiences, both successes and failures. We learn in classrooms, from teachers, and through the pursuit of knowledge. We learn in places of worship, from wise friends, family members, and mentors who have traveled roads before us.

And every once in a while, wisdom might even come from an unexpected place... like a fortune cookie at Panda Express!

The source may vary, but the important thing is what we do with the wisdom we receive.

Keep it. Use it. Share it.

Wisdom has little value if we simply collect it and never put it into practice. The lessons we learn through life can help us make better decisions, strengthen our relationships, avoid unnecessary mistakes, and become better people.

Perhaps the most encouraging thing about wisdom is that most of it is free. It doesn't always require money, expensive education, or special circumstances. Sometimes all it takes is paying attention, listening carefully, and being willing to learn.

"The Proverbs' Wisdom" is a reminder that wisdom surrounds us if we are willing to look for it. Whether it comes from scripture, experience, education, conversation, or even a fortune cookie, wisdom is a gift worth receiving.

And when we have gained something valuable, perhaps the greatest thing we can do is pass it along to someone else.

Because shared wisdom has the potential to make not just our own lives better, but the entire world a little better as well.

Thanks for listening and watching!

13/09/2026

BUILD AN ARK — A Song About Finding Safety in a Troubled World

The story of Noah's Ark is one of the most well-known stories in the Bible. For many people, it holds deep spiritual and religious significance. But the message behind the story can also offer something meaningful for each of us as we navigate life today.

"Build An Ark," written by Marianne P. Wilcock (Porter), takes its title from an imperative command—a direct instruction to the listener.

Build an ark.

The song invites us to think beyond the literal ark that Noah built to protect his family from the flood. What if each of us needs to build a figurative ark of safety for our own lives?

Every day, we encounter floods of negative influences. Peer pressure, dishonesty, anger, temptation, discouragement, and countless other influences can surround us and slowly carry us away from the people we want to become.

Just as Noah's Ark provided safety from the rising waters, we can build our own spiritual and personal arks through faith, good choices, strong relationships, positive influences, and a commitment to living according to the principles we believe in.

The question isn't whether storms and floods will come into our lives. The question is:

Have we built our ark before the waters begin to rise?

This song is a reminder that we don't have to simply drift along with the current. We can make intentional choices about what protects us, what influences us, and what kind of foundation we build for our lives.

May "Build An Ark" inspire you to consider what your own figurative ark looks like—and whether it's strong enough to carry you through life's storms.

Thank you for listening and watching. May this song bring reflection, hope, and encouragement.

10/09/2026

THER’ UP. Y — Bringing the SOUL to the Labor Day Parade!

The streets of downtown Champaign, Illinois, were alive with music, dancing, and celebration during the Labor Day Parade on September 7, 2026. But one band really stood out from the crowd—Ther’ Up. Y!

I was honored to tag along with the band and capture some video as they performed a few tunes along the parade route. And let me tell you… this band brought some serious soul!

They weren't just riding along on a float—they were performing! They can sing, groove, and work a crowd, and before long, people along the parade route were dancing right along with them.

Out of all the floats in the parade, Ther’ Up. Y was the one that seemed to have that extra spark—that real live-music energy that makes you stop, listen, move, and smile.

This highlights video captures a few moments from their performance and the reaction they created along the way.

Thanks to Ther’ Up. Y for letting me tag along and document a little bit of their Labor Day Parade performance. It was an honor—and a whole lot of fun!

Turn up the volume and feel the soul!

06/09/2026

PRAISE — A Song About More Than Just Words

When we hear the word praise, we often think of religion—giving praise to God or another deity. But praise is something every one of us gives and receives, whether we are in a religious setting or not.

We might praise a neighbor who took the time to rake our leaves, thank our mother for baking our favorite cookies, or recognize someone famous for something they have accomplished. There is nothing wrong with giving praise. In fact, genuine praise can be a powerful and meaningful thing.

But there is a difference between genuine praise and empty words.

If praise is simply something we say because the words happen to come out of our mouths, then what does it really mean? True praise should go beyond lip service. When we sincerely admire someone's character, accomplishments, or actions, that admiration should motivate us to become better ourselves.

If I genuinely praise someone for kindness, shouldn't I strive to be kinder? If I admire someone's generosity, shouldn't I look for opportunities to become more generous? And if I praise someone for the good they do, shouldn't their example inspire me to do good as well?

Genuine praise doesn't just recognize what is good—it inspires us to participate in it.

That's the thought behind this song, "Praise." I hope it gives you something to think about—not only about who or what you praise, but also about what your praise inspires you to become.

Thanks for listening, watching, and sharing!

01/09/2026

DIY High-Altitude Home Repair – Scaffolding on a 12/12 Roof

When you have a big house to work on, getting to those high, hard-to-reach areas can be a real challenge. This particular house has three stories, and I needed to reach a dormer located on a steep 12/12-pitch roof.

Being the cheapskate that I am, I really didn't want to rent a manlift or boom lift for the job. Instead, I got creative and built a scaffolding setup that allowed me to safely access the dormer from the roof and complete the repair and restoration work.

But here's the important part: working at this height is no joke! In this video, I demonstrate the importance of having more than one layer of safety. I used a safety harness as an additional precaution in case something went wrong.

This isn't a project to rush into. Roof scaffolding, steep pitches, and working at significant heights require proper equipment, knowledge, and extreme caution. Your safety is worth far more than saving a few dollars on equipment rental.

Check out the project and see how I tackled this challenging repair!

https://youtu.be/HMAsYiwHhK8

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