Inspired by all the relationships that made it, “Sail Away,” reminds us that sometimes we have to tune out all the distractions and just spend time with the one we love.

Track 6: “Sail Away” by Sean Archulet

Smooth pop track infused with new era 808’s, this song reminds us be in the moment. Life is short.

Track 7: “Live For Today” by Sean Archulet

Hate it or love it, this song is a shout from the rooftops that it doesn’t matter what the naysayers think, say, or do. Believe it.

Track 8: “Better Believe It” by Sean Archulet

Inspired by all the strong women in my life, “Too Strong for That,” is an anthem at it’s core reminding listeners to tune out the naysayers and stay confident and true to yourself. The combo of vox and 808 layers are a throwback nod to the hits of the early 2000’s.

Track 9: “Too Strong for That” by Sean Archulet

Back to the singer song writer tempo here. This track is all about hope.  Vintage piano plus a simple 808 give this track the downtempo  rhythm to get you to stop and think.

Track 10: “Smile” by Sean Archulet

A steady dance tempo sets the stage for this pop song but an unexpected bridge takes it up a notch in a fun way. “Runnin After You,” is a simple statement that many can relate to: we never stop loving the ones who matter most.

Track 11: “Runnin’ After You” by Sean Archulet

A quick peak into the past where we find an ever important reminder that dreams do come true. The combo of acoustic guitar & vintage 808’s creates the perfect backdrop for this chill melody.

Track 12: “Who I am” by Sean Archulet

A stripped down love song that may be the most honest one you’ll hear this year. 1 guitar, 1 take.

Track 13: “Goodway” by Sean Archulet

A mid tempo rap plus some battling strings serve as a quick tip of the hat to the decade that birthed me.

Track 14: “Made in the Eighties” by Sean Archulet

The title track also double as the albums closer. The combination of piano, strings, and galloping base rhythms bring the project to a close by giving us a glimpse of one man’s struggle with and fear. The song closes with a message of hope however. Even though we are Shipwrecked Saints, we know can trust that there is a God and we will see the shore some day.

Mr. Archulet