Copy of Daily Drops

Retro style soul track . Preview from our next male pov soul album soul man 2.

Dont Ask

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Copyright 2025 Moretti/O'Brien/Bradley/Bourdil/Goyeah
Music by France Moretti, Richard Bradley, Benjamin Bourdil, Luc Goyeah
Lyrics by Alex O'Brien; SOCAN
All Rights Reserved

France Moretti: Keyboards, Vocals
Richard Bradley: Guitars
Benjamin Bourdil: Drums
Luc Goyeah: Bass, Mixing/Mastering

This one's a call to look deeper, listen closer, and feel truly alive!

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Lyrics by Alex O’Brien; All Rights Reserved

Life isn’t always as simple as that
Life isn’t always a problem to solve
Sail on the waves with the wind in your hair
Listen for footsteps as your heart evolves

Isn’t it always a little more grey?
Love isn’t easy and sometimes brings pain
Soar in the clouds with the mountains below
Listen for pathways that clear in the rain

Can you see?
Can you see beyond the trees?
Can you hear?
Can you hear the raging sea?
Can you rise?
Can you rise high up above?
Can you feel?
Can you feel the timeless love?

Answers aren’t always so clear to the mind
The truth is patient and later revealed
Slide on a rainbow the sun in your eyes
When you least expect your heart will be healed

Can you see?
Can you see beyond the trees?
Can you hear?
Can you hear the raging sea?
Can you rise?
Can you rise high up above?
Can you feel?
Can you feel the timeless love?

Clear away the glaring lights
Clear away the noise too bright
Clear away the chains too tight
Clear away your poisoned life
Clear away, clear away, clear away

Life isn’t always as simple as that
Love isn’t easy and sometimes it hurts
Dive in the ocean and sing with the whales
Listen for rivers that flow through the earth

Can you see?
Can you see beyond the trees?
Can you hear?
Can you hear the raging sea?
Can you rise?
Can you rise high up above?
Can you feel?
Can you feel the timeless love?

Can you feel the timeless love?

RELEASED ON SOUNDCLOUD: November 15, 2025

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OMGG – Short Shorts Tonight [Live at Electric Cactus, Dallas]

Track 4 of the OMGG “Dallas Live Series”. 💃✨

“Short Shorts Tonight” is OMGG’s 50s-style doo-wop / rock ’n’ roll tribute to the classic “Short Shorts” by The Royal Teens. The original song was written by Tom Austin, Bill Crandell, Bill Dalton and Bob Gaudio and released in 1958, becoming a top 3 U.S. hit and one of the defining teen novelty / doo-wop singles of its era. Later it found a second life in commercials and pop culture, but it started as a raw rock ’n’ roll idea about girls in ultra-short cutoff jeans. 

OMGG don’t play a line-for-line cover here. “Short Shorts Tonight” is their own live version built on that spirit: Gigi on playful lead vocal, the rest of the girls doing stacked doo-wop backing, and Mark (Gigi’s brother) on upright-style bass and shout-along responses. The crowd at Electric Cactus yells “Short shorts!” in call-and-response while the band leans into honking sax and 50s guitar licks, turning a Dallas Saturday night into a jukebox dance floor.

All rights to the original composition “Short Shorts” and its recordings belong to The Royal Teens writers and the respective copyright holders. “Short Shorts Tonight” is an OMGG tribute and reimagined live arrangement in that 50s style, not a full cover or remake of the original record.

Captured live at Electric Cactus in Dallas as part of the Latitude Records “Dallas Live Series”, this track shows the retro rock ’n’ roll side of OMGG between the modern hip hop and cinematic songs in the set.

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OMGG – Short Shorts Tonight [Live at Electric Cactus, Dallas]

To celebrate 2000, I took a year off to write songs, novels, plays, and stories - and I've been doing that since. At the end of my first year, I won first prize in the USA Songwriting Contest in the Lyric Category for 'Drum Machines and Beauty Queens.' This led to co-writing songs with many excellent musicians, including those represented in songs posted here. 

More recently, I was one of seven finalists in the Crisis Lyric Category of the 2021 UK Songwriting Contest for 'Lockdown Blues,' and one of nine nominees in the 2021 International Song Awards with 'Didn't the River Know' and 'Blue and Gold.'

For the past two years, I've been collaborating with many talented musicians on Kompoz. I release many of these songs here and compile the best into albums released under Captain Stormfield's Trip on Spotify and other platforms (see links below).

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AlexEOB