We hit the jackpot with this one — seriously.

You are NOT going to believe who we worked with on this song.

Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right brought together a dream team of music legends, and we’re still pinching ourselves.

We co-wrote the song with Nashville-published songwriter Lisa McEwen, whose lyrical chops brought a whole new level of heart to the track. Then it was produced by the incredible Matt Koebel — yep, the same Matt Koebel who’s currently nominated for Producer of the Year at the CMAO Awards.

But it gets even wilder.

The song was mixed by Olle Romo, a Swedish powerhouse who’s worked with the likes of Shania Twain, Bryan Adams, and Elton John. Go Google him ... we’re still catching our breath from that one. 

And the final polish? It came from Grammy Award-winning mastering engineer Adam Ayan, whose credits include Paul McCartney, Taylor Swift, the Rolling Stones, and Bruce Springsteen.

We know. It's unreal. And we are beyond grateful.

Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right is packed with soulful harmonies, gritty emotion, and lyrics that cut deep. It's about that space between heartbreak and healing — the human impulse to reach for connection, even if it’s fleeting.

If you love artists like Chris Stapleton or Lady A, this song might just hit you in the gut the same way it hit us when we wrote it.

Listen. Feel it. Share it.
Click and share this link: https://ffm.to/two-wrongs.

Every stream, share, and playlist add helps this song find its people. If it resonates with you, we’d be so grateful if you’d spread the word.

Thanks for being part of this ride — we couldn’t do it without you.
– Amanda & James