Hurricane

Title track to Radio Gone’s 2nd album, Hurricane.

A mostly true story about young love, stupid and unleashed on each other. Leaving behind the wreckage from the storm, called LOVE.

All Music, Instrument and Lyrics, Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham.

Force of Nature

The craziness of love. Find yourself a blonde blue-eyed Force of Nature and hang on tightly.

From “Hurricane” Radio Gone’s second album 2026.

All Music and Lyrics by Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham.

Skin on Skin

When a partner leaves through death or indifference the moments that were once thought of as intensely personal are often run over and over in the mind. 

All Music and Lyrics by Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham except accordion and string arrangement by Victor Zupanc. 

These Hands

The journey into manhood is one where men often find their purpose with their hands.

From “Hurricane” Radio Gone’s second album 2026.

All Music and Lyrics by Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham.

Blue Collar Broke

A poignant song that touches the pulse of the dissolution of the American Dream and yet the people who still keep the faith in each other. 

From “Hurricane” Radio Gone’s second album 2026.

All Music and Lyrics by Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham.

Hit The Beach

Get off your ass and get out and see the world. Go to the beach and let your freak flag fly!

From “Hurricane” Radio Gone’s second album 2026.

All Music and Lyrics by Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham.

Father of Two Daughters

This song was written as an homage to Doug Gillow who passed away last year. A good man, a great father and a loving human. Not enough “Dougs” in this world. 

From “Hurricane” Radio Gone’s second album 2026.

All Music and Lyrics by Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham.

Dear Susan

Okay, I am sounding a little bitter here but whatever, I felt this way when I write the words. Sometimes in love you just make a mistake and pay for it dearly. 

From “Hurricane” Radio Gone’s second album 2026.

All Music and Lyrics by Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham.

Hola Mexico

Title track from the 2025 Radio Gone release “Hola Mexico”. A major hit in Mexico and now climbing some long ignored charts here in the rest of North America.

From “Hola Mexico” Radio Gone’s first album 2025.

All Music and Lyrics by Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham.

My Name is Trouble

In the darkest reaches our American heart resides that Bad-ass we all fear and worship. Be it Billy the Kid, John Dillinger, Al Capone or the modern day mavens of mayhem. We have a fascination for trouble.

From the 2025 “Hola Mexico. All Music and Lyrics Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham. Guitar Solo Paul Kype.

Let It Rain

It seems to me at this point in our lives, a day or a week does not go by and we lose someone. An acquaintance, a friend a loved one. The loneliness and sadness that appears out of nowhere is unlike anything we experience anywhere else in our lives.

Released 2025 from the “Hola Mexico Album” Music and Lyrics by Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham. 

Bad Seed

It’s fascinating that there is sometimes and thankfully not often, truly evil and disturbed people in this world The story of Henry Lee Lucas is a fascinating one. This song is very loose adaptation of his troubled life.

Released 2025 from the “Hola Mexico” Album by Radio Gone. All music and lyrics Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham. Don Peterson Guitar.

A Million Little Pieces

I have watched many of my closest friends try to raise kids during this crisis. Kids who can’t get their feet underneath themselves who have fallen through cracks and crevices, from where they will never return.

Released 2025 from the album “Hola Mexico” by Radio Gone. All lyrics and music by Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham. 

Better or Worse

We wrote this song in response to a situation that a friend of ours had. She was in an abusive relationship and was finding it near impossible to leave. It amazed us as to the pull and strength that a relationship, even a broken one has over people. To all those locked into a struggle that they can not pull themselves from. This is for them.

Released 2025 “Hola Mexico album. Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham.

Sparks

Hopefully, all of, every last one of us have had the rush of first love. It’s place in our lives and hearts is undeniable. It’s power is unequaled.

Released 2025 from the album “Hola Mexico”. Radio Gone is Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham. 

Slow it Down.

Sometimes the quickest way to get to the love of your life is to take it slow.

First Radio Gone album “Hola Mexico” released in 2025.

Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham are Radio Gone.

We Come From Small Towns

Let’s remember we all are neighbors and we all share this one blue marble to live on. WTF are you all thinking? Stop the madness.

Release 2025 by Radio Gone from their album “Hola Mexico” . Mick Dalla-Vee are Radio Gone. 

This Was Me This Was You

Looking back on your first love sometimes the tragedy is obvious but sometimes the beauty of it is more apparent. We make a lot of choices in our romantic lives. However, when you look back at that innocent first love you realize there was nothing ever quite like that.

Released 2025 on “Hola Mexico”. Radio Gone is Mick Dalla-Vee and John Graham. 

The More I Believe in You

“The More I Believe in You” captures the essence of their enduring musical partnership, blending vigorous guitar riffs with powerful vocals and anthemic melodies. The song’s heartfelt lyrics, co-written by John Graham, add a compelling depth, making it a standout addition to their catalog. The production, overseen by Mick Dalla-Vee, delivers a polished, high-energy sound that promises to resonate with both long-time fans and new listeners. (Previously released as “Sparks” on Hola Mexico 2025.