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Due to technical reasons, we aren't able to commercialize this album. So instead of letting it sit, I'm giving it away ahead of time. It was set to drop November 24th, two days before Thanksgiving. Starting tonight, everybody can download it and enjoy it for free.
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Friday night lights. Brass and drumline. Real questions.
Nolan Wells is built on the sound of the HBCU marching band: horns that hit like a halftime show, snares rolling under stadium lights, a whole section moving as one. That's the energy of Ocean Springs on a Friday night, and it carries every record here.
Across sixteen tracks and two bonus cuts, the album walks from that last Fourth of July, through the search, the headlines and the internet arguments, to the family still asking for answers and a town that stuck together. It ends where it has to: Sixteen Forever.
Nolan Xavier Wells
Nolan was a 2025 graduate of Ocean Springs High School in Mississippi, a multi-sport athlete who went on to play wide receiver at Southwest Mississippi Community College. Coaches, teammates and friends remember him as humble, respectful and hard-working.
On July 4, 2026, he went out to Horn Island with friends to celebrate the holiday. He didn't come home. He was found off the island two days later, at 18 years old. His family has called for a full and transparent investigation, and the questions are still being asked.
- The timeline
- The accounts
- The evidence
- The questions