This song was written with the loss of those close to us in mind. To “reap what you sow” means that what you do in this life will reap it’s own rewards in the next life. I decided to put this out as a gift to everyone. 

This is the acoustic version to Reap What You Sow. 

This goes out to all of the “lost ones in this life”.

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Reap What You Sow - Acoustic

This is a song I put together when reminiscing on a trip I took to Tennessee that involved getting lost on a back road with fog that reminded me of white smoke, going to the top of mountain peaks, and “seeing all the faces in the crowd” when visiting Gatlinburg (a lot of tourists!). This is the acoustic cut to my never-before-heard song “Dream”. I hope you have as much fun listening to it as I did writing it.

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Dream - Acoustic

Looking through some old music files on my iCloud Drive, I came across this. It’s the first recording that I did of Reap What You Sow with very little perfecting done to it. Long story short, my sister hearing it being played led to her pushing me to put it out somewhere. The emotions put into creating this song really go to show in this version. Anyways, enjoy.

Reap What You Sow (Take 1)

29 is a song about growing up, getting older, and past memories fading away.

Last July reminisces on past times spent with a lover and the time spent since a break-up.

Daniel Alspach