"Head Trip" is a song about self-love and feeling confident in your own skin. The lyrics explore the idea of being on a mental journey, or "head trip," where you're flying high and feeling good about yourself. Despite the ups and downs of life, the song encourages listeners to embrace their individuality and not be afraid to be themselves. The upbeat, catchy melody and repetitive chorus make it a fun and uplifting anthem for anyone looking to boost their self-esteem. Overall, "Head Trip" is a feel-good song that celebrates the power of self-love and acceptance.

Head Trip

Richard Schroder has been refining his craft as a songwriter for a decade. In that time, he’s found his voice and developed an authentic style that includes country, rock, folk and holiday music. “I’m deeply proud of the work I’ve made.”

Richard’s team includes Steve Seskin, a Nashville hit songwriter (Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney). “No one’s had a greater impact on me than Steve.” Nashville producer Matt McClure (Lee Brice, Blake Shelton) oversees Richard’s work. “There’s nothing like making music with Matt and world-class musicians.”

Schroder’s made nine albums: Drive (2017), Skyline (2019), The Stillness (2021), Allegory (2022), Storyteller (2023), Rainy Day Instrumentals (2024), Nashville Drive (2024), Nothin’ Like Christmas Eve (2024), and All Love (2025).

He’s had songs featured on popular TV and is among the top 2% of artists on Spotify. One of his songs, “Don’t You Grow Up on Me Now,” has over 12,000 fan-created videos on TikTok / Instagram.

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