Stay In Bed (Live Acoustic at Amante July 2013)

Much of the spectacle of the holiday season I could just as well do without, but I have always appreciated the Christmas spirit. It occurred to me that it doesn't have to be a seasonal change, but rather a sea change. If only we could approach every day with the same mindset that prevails at this time of year... but that's probably just the Egg Nog talking. And so I give you "Christmas Time" -  my anti-Christmas Christmas song. Track Credits: Bronson Wagner - Vocals, Bass, Guitars, Keyboards, Co-Producer; Ronni Santmyer - Guitars, Drum Programming, Engineer, Co-Producer

Christmas Time

Written in 2007, Alone Together is a upbeat track about something we all struggle with in life. When is there ever enough time to spend with those closest to us? Track Credits: Bronson Wagner - Vocals, Bass, Guitars, Keyboards, Co-Producer; Ronni Santmyer - Guitars, Engineer, Co-Producer; Nick Bertling - Drums

Alone Together

Inside Out dates back to 1991 and was the first song I ever wrote that felt like a true pop song. The upbeat tempo matches the nervous energy of new infatuation, love, or lust. Track Credits: Bronson Wagner - Vocals, Bass, Additional Guitars, Keyboards, Co-Producer; Ronni Santmyer - Additional Guitars, Engineer, Co-Producer; Craig Warner - Guitars; Nick Bertling - Drums

Inside Out

What started out as a song about a friend's decision to move away morphed into a more universal take on feeling restless and indecisive. Sometimes change is for the better. Other times it shows you what you had all along. Track Credits: Bronson Wagner - Vocals, Bass, Guitars, Keyboards, Co-Producer; Ronni Santmyer - Guitars, Engineer, Co-Producer; Nick Bertling - Drums

Goodbye Song

Dementia dates back to 1993 and was written towards the end of the band Jinn Men. As such, the song never received a proper recording of any kind. Thanks to Chris Elliott and Kurt Kolb for their contributions to the original arrangement. Track Credits: Bronson Wagner - Vocals, Bass, Guitars, Keyboards, Co-Producer; Ronni Santmyer - Engineer, Co-Producer; Chris Elliott - Lead Guitar; Nick Bertling - Drums

Dementia

Everything was originally a ballad circa 1991 before being rewritten years later as a guitar-driven pop song. Track Credits: Bronson Wagner - Vocals, Bass, Additional Guitars, Keyboards, Co-Producer; Ronni Santmyer - Additional Guitars, Engineer, Co-Producer; Chris Elliott - Lead Guitars; Craig Warner - Guitars; Nick Bertling - Drums

Everything

Sunrise came about during a period where several people in my life were having a rough time. It's a song about hope and perseverance. Bronson Wagner - Vocals, Bass, Lead and Rhythm Guitars, Keyboards, Co-Producer; Ronni Santmyer - Additional Guitars, Engineer, Co-Producer; Nick Bertling - Drums and Percussion

Sunrise

Track Credits: Bronson Wagner - Vocals, Bass, Guitars, Co-Producer; Ronni Santmyer - Rhythm and Lead Guitars, Engineer, Co-Producer; Nick Bertling - Drums and Percussion

Stay

Track Credits: Bronson Wagner - Vocals, Bass, Guitars, Keyboards, Drum Programming, Co-Engineer, Co-Producer; Ronni Santmyer - Additional Guitars, Co-Engineer, Co-Producer

Bronson & The Earthlings