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ABOUT R.L. WOLF – Songwriter

R.L. Wolf is a hypnotherapist, blogger, and songwriter from Austin, Tx. Some of his political anthems were inspired by George Orwell, others by authors as varied as Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell, Kurt Vonnegut, Albert Einstein, Gabriel Garcia Marquez, and many more. A long list of songwriters have also inspired him including Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, Jim Morrison, John Lennon, Warren Zevon, Randy Newman, John Prine, etc.

These featured songs are collectively highlighted in a Spotify EP entitled, “Wolf Bytes”.They can also be heard on SoundCloud. Comments plays, and follows are always appreciated, but RL’s current goal is to share these protest anthems with podcasts, civil rights groups, progressive activists, and YouTubers who can use these anthems to galvanize their followers. We are now entering the darkest chapter of American history since the Civil War with a twice-elected President who has been described by his former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, General Mark Milley, as “fascist to the core”. This is no time to curl up in a ball and pretend none of this is happening. This is the time to find your courage, stiffen your backbone, and join the Resistance. Every movement needs music to inspire. Hopefully, these songs will find the right audience.

Listen to R.L. Wolf‘s Songs

SoundCloud

Spotify

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Featured Anthems

1. God Bless The 1%

A biting critique of income inequality and corporate greed, this anthem spotlights the growing divide between the privileged few and the struggling majority. “God Bless The 1%” challenges listeners to question a system that celebrates wealth for the few at the expense of fairness and compassion for the many.

2. Zombie Nation

This darkly satirical anthem addresses mass conformity and blind allegiance in modern society. “Zombie Nation” highlights the dangers of groupthink and the loss of critical thought in the face of political manipulation and cultural pressure.

3. Praise the Lord and Pass the Hat

This song scathingly critiques the hypocrisy within organized religion and exposes the contradictions of traditional Christian nationalism. Its sharp wit and bold commentary underscore the need for a deeper examination of faith’s role in politics and society.

4. Big Brother is Watching You

This powerful anthem confronts the growing reality of government surveillance and the erosion of privacy. Inspired by Orwellian warnings, “Big Brother is Watching You” calls attention to the need for vigilance and resistance against authoritarian control in all its forms.

Each of these songs carries a message of defiance, truth, and hope—seeking to inspire listeners to think critically and act boldly in dangerous times. Click the links to discover R.L.’s songs on SoundCloud and Spotify. Please leave your comments if you know of any podcasts, YouTubers, radio or TV shows, or activist organizations that could use one of these copyrighted anthems to galvanize their followers. Now more than ever, it is time for the U.S. to find its collective courage in the growing battle against fascism.