Like an album, every music video has its own heartbeat, but Fate carries something deeper—an intersection of place, family, and story that made the shoot unforgettable. 🎬 Shooting Across Colorado The landscapes of southern Colorado became the canvas for Fate. From the rugged edges of Cañon City, to the quiet stretches of Penrose, to the urban textures of Pueblo, each location added its own character. These weren’t just backdrops—they were living, breathing parts of the narrative. The shifting skies, the raw terrain, and the mix of historic and modern settings gave the video a cinematic weight that couldn’t be faked....

Some days, the only thing that makes sense is the road.

When a song earns four stars from Digital Journal and gets called “mid‑tempo, edgy and liberating,” you know it’s more than just another single. Bring Me Peace is exactly that — a track that captures the raw, vulnerable side of Follow No One while still delivering the kind of retro‑rock punch that keeps fans coming back. The review, written by Markos Papadatos, praised the song as “extremely radio‑friendly” with “lyrics that are pure poetry.” That balance — accessibility without compromise — is what makes Bring Me Peace stand out. It’s not afraid to be both powerful and personal, a combination...

Fridays just got louder. 🔥

Today’s Fresh Find is one of the tracks that carved out the Follow No One signature sound: Guardian Angel.

We’re proud to share a recent write‑up from Upcoming100 that dives deep into our latest album, Fate. The piece highlights what makes this project more than just another rock record—it’s a cinematic journey told across 17 tracks, blending classic rock DNA with a modern edge.