Exploring the concept that falling in love is a tragedy, this three song EP features full band versions of songs that were originally soft acoustic arrangements. Painfully autobiographical and yet universal, gaining and losing love is always worth singing about.

The Perry Sound

As a joke, we asked ChatGPT to describe a breakup song that doesn't have any regret. It was frighteningly accurate: "Musically, it could feature soft piano or acoustic guitar, creating a gentle and poignant atmosphere. The vocalist might convey a longing in their tone, but the overall message emphasizes that the breakup was inevitable and natural, rather than a mistake. The chorus could include lines affirming that the individual is better off apart, highlighting personal journeys rather than dwelling on what was lost."

Leaving California

Summer Sun

All My Love

'Till You'd Gone

My day job is that I’m a Therapist. I didn’t plan it this way, but I think that has had on impact on my songwriting that I could never have foreseen. I also have ADHD and when I got an adult diagnosis and meds, it turned out I was able to stay focused enough to finish writing songs. So, after years of avoiding this, I’m putting music into the world. 

My hope is that when you listen to these songs, you have some type of emotional response, like this song could be about you too. All of these are autobiographical in once sense, but hopefully they connect to aspects of the human experience that help us feel a little less alone at least for 4 minutes at a time.

Mostly, I am trying to engage with the fact that the stories we have about the pain we endure, are perhaps more influential than the specific details themselves. From falling in love, to divorce, from my childhood to parenthood, losing friends to drama, losing friends to death. The stories we tell are the vessels we use to carry our histories. 

I hope you like the tracks. It’s been such a joy to write and record them and I’m excited and afraid to share them with you. 🙏🏼