Easy

What Do You Want

Lyrics:

You know me well
Still hard to tell
What’s going on
Cause I fall from grace
Each and everyday
Oh drop the hat
But I don’t wanna lesson
No, I’m only confessin’
That I might just be

A difficult love
A difficult love
A difficult love
I’m so difficult

Cause when I’m rocking the place
I’m never far away
From a mess again
(Mess again, mess again)
But you stay by my side
I’m left wondering why?
Cause I know that I’m obsessive
(Oh I’m obsessive babe)
But you are my main obsession
(Ooo)
Still I might just be

A difficult love
A difficult love
A difficult love
I’m so difficult

(Difficult)
Ooo but am I pushing you outta reach?
(Difficult)
Tell me baby how long is my leash?
(Difficult)
Ooo well tell me how long?
Oh how long?

Oh but I don’t want any lessons
I’m only now confessin’
That I might just be

A difficult love
A difficult love
A difficult love
I’m so difficult, difficult
(Oh I’m a difficult love)
A difficult love
A difficult love
A difficult love
I’m so difficult

Liner Notes:
Written and Composed by Ivan Hartle and Matt Storm
Electric Guitar | Lead/Backing Vocals by Ivan Hartle
Conga | Electric Guitar | Backing Vocals by Matt Storm
Drums by Trent Otter
Bass by Yamil Chain-Haddad
Engineered | Mixed | Produced by Matt Storm
Additional Engineering by Rory Macdonald
Mastered by Greg Mindorff at Suite Sound Labs
Recorded at Electric Maple Tree
Cover Design by Evan Miller

Difficult

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an album about finding your freedom and all of the distractions along the way. it's ok to be messy. the point is to learn and love and care and accept yourself through it. the point is to grow. to find your freedom. to create. to be. 

listen when you feel alone. when you're moving through something big and in need comfort. when you feel yourself start to self destruct. when you're too far gone. when you're ready to lift yourself up and break old patterns. when motivation and inspiration feel like medicine.

Most of all, listen when you wanna vibe out to the human experience. Thanks for being here. 

Written by: Jordan Corey
Produced by: Ryan Aicklen, Jordan Corey 
Feature Producer (try me, feel me, canadian rockies): Danny Thrasher
Keys: Jason Goldstein 
Mix/Master: Rich "Daktyl" Lonbay
Vocal Mix (feel me): Harry Burris
Mix/Master (feel me): Ryan Aicklen, Danny Thrasher 
Album artwork: Robert Tulchin
Album Photography: Amina El Kabbany 

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Making another comeback with her latest new single that she also wrote and produced…
“Too Old for the Game” rides a smooth, soulful groove — part Diamond in the Back cool, part Mission: Impossible swagger. With jazzy chords, laid-back funk, and raw, grown-folks honesty, the track calls out the chaos of modern dating and the exhaustion that comes with it. It’s not bitter — it’s wise. For anyone who’s tired of the chase and ready for something real.

This one’s for anyone who knows what it’s like to be out there in this complicated dating world.

Too old for the game .mp3

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