OG Master Haun
There is also music.
Under the name OG Master Haun, I’ve released music across streaming platforms and continue to experiment with songwriting, recording, production, and musical storytelling.
The catalog ranges from melancholy and atmospheric material to deliberately strange, humorous, seasonal, and unconventional songs.
Recent releases include:
Santa’s Glass, My Tears
A collection of eight songs released in 2026.
The snow is still falling, but the North Pole is rapidly unraveling. Santa’s Glass, My Tears is an ambitious, darkly charming concept album that peels back the curtain on a holiday season on the brink of collapse. It explores the myth of Saint Nick through a lens that is unexpectedly grounded, deeply human, and tinged with tragedy.
The workshop is no longer a place of magic; it is a portrait of a fractured administration. The record chronicles a Santa Claus who has lost his will to deliver Christmas, seeking his solace at the bottom of a bottle. Surrounding him is a cast of familiar figures facing their own breaking points:
- The Disappointed Matriarch: Mrs. Claus is fed up, watching the man she loves trade his jolly resolve for a raging, bitter dependency.
- The Reindeer Resignations: The legendary sleigh team has officially walked off the job, scattering into the wind to pursue entirely new careers.
- The Elven Uprising: With leadership absent, the once-loyal workforce has moved into full-blown rebellion, slipping completely out of Santa’s control.
Yet, beneath the whimsical chaos of this falling empire lies a deeply serious musical foundation. The narrative is driven by rich, captivating piano arrangements and a powerful, dynamic vocal performance. The musicianship anchors the story, ensuring that Santa’s blurry, late-night reflections and his desperate climb toward recovery feel both urgent and genuine. The piano doesn’t just carry the melody; it scores the sound of a broken man trying to remember how to build a miracle.
Santa’s Glass, My Tears is a poignant, offbeat redemption story. It balances the quirky tragedy of a rebellious North Pole w
Featuring tracks including:
- Santa’s Tired of Christmas
- Reindeer Riot
- Fizzlethorn
- Break for Scotch
- Santa’s on the Rock Tonight
- Milk, Cookies and Gin
- 2 Shots Intermission
- Santa’s Glass, My Tears
Tears of the Sea
A 2024 album exploring a more melancholy, coastal, alternative-folk sound.
Tears of the Sea
There is a specific kind of quiet reserved for the coast after the season ends—when the boardwalks go dark, the crowds vanish, and the ocean is left entirely to itself. Tears of the Sea is the soundtrack to that exact moment. It is “sad beach music” in its truest, most vulnerable form.
Trading polished studio production for the stark intimacy of a single acoustic guitar and an unvarnished vocal performance, the album feels less like a performance and more like a confession told to the tide. The instrumentation is purposefully bare, allowing the resonance of wood and strings to drift like driftwood over the rhythm of the waves. Without the armor of a full band, the singing is left completely exposed, carrying the heavy, honest weight of a fading summer and shifting tides.
It is charming in its stripped-down simplicity, yet undeniably serious in its emotional depth. Tears of the Sea isn’t about sunshine and beach blankets; it is about standing on the shoreline, watching the tide roll out, and wondering what it takes with it. It is a beautiful, solitary listen crafted for anyone who finds comfort in gray skies, salt air, and the melancholy of an empty beach.
Tracks include:
- Heart in a Bottle
- Hurricane
- Lost Chair Blues
- Sand Castle King
- Tears of the Sea
- Under the Pier
- Half a Beach
- Sand in My Shoes
- Waiting on Ann
- The Anchor
- Silver Beams
- Despite Your Storm
Music is available across the major streaming platforms.
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