Top tracks
- Vanishing Pointfrom Millsmoke On The SkylineA soft album intro with quaint male vocals and a slide guitar.3:27
- No Goodbyesfrom Last Car in the Parking LotA soft, country-rock track with lyrics full of bittersweet memories and hopeful beginnings.3:07
- Almost Homefrom On Horseshoe LakeWarm and lively. This upbeat folk track feels celebratory and organic with acoustic guitar, strings, drums and claps2:29
- Sunset Parkfrom Sleepwalkers, Pt. 2: The Rain CollectorA hopeful and driving indie rock track with harmonica, southern guitars, strings, drums, and strong male vocals4:11
- Midnight Rosefrom PatternsAn indie rock track with a reflective retro 1960s vibe. This song feels nostalgic and free4:08
- Sleepwalkersfrom Sleepwalkers Pt. 1Gradual intro into this heartfelt rock tune with sincere male vocals.3:50
- Nine Piecesfrom Beyond the Divide: A Film SoundtrackA string drone opens this track with nostalgic acoustic guitar picking for an autumnal feel that grows into a bittersweet section with beautiful piano and a shuffling beat.2:37
- A Marble In A Wooden Mazefrom In Real TimeAn easy-going, catchy, summer-time track with sweet slide guitar and a fun, light acoustic guitar.3:34
- The Dark Delirious Morningfrom The Dark Delirious MorningUp-tempo, snappy Indie pop. Acoustic guitar, light string orchestration, and folky vocals make such a pleasant vibe.3:39
About Chris Koza
Chris Koza has 9 albums and 108 songs in the In The Groove Music catalog, released between 2009 and 2026. The music is mostly indie pop and indie folk, hopeful, reflective and happy, built on bass, drums and acoustic guitar. It's used most for film and documentary work, commercials, love and arthouse. Recent releases include Millsmoke On The Skyline, Last Car in the Parking Lot and On Horseshoe Lake.
- Genre
- Indie Pop, Indie Folk, Folk Pop, Folk
- Instruments
- Bass, Drums, Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Electric Guitar, Guitar
- Tempo
- 66–170 BPM
- Good for
- Film and documentary, Commercials
- Composers
- Christopher James Koza, Justin Lansing, Paul Edward Marino








