Groovy ride through heartbreak and space.

Money

Kaleidoscope of soundscapes, textures, and emotion.

Dayscreaming

Who's Gonna Ride Your Wild Horses?

Full of moody staccato guitars and foot-tapping bass and drums.  This is a quintessential "I'm over it" track.  The lyrics tell the story of becoming free from letting go of the things you can't control.  The wailing guitars and vocals leave no doubt about the new found freedom.

I Don't Mind

Don't Fall Asleep is about the toll addiction takes on ones life.  The dreamy guitars and vocals seem otherworldly, somewhat ironically because the vocals are pleading about staying awake.  A haunting ode to addiction and loss.

Don't Fall Asleep

A modern take on '70s soul.  With Strat-slapping tone and rubbery jazz bass Lay Down seems to levitate.  The rhythm section is the only thing that might keep your feet on the ground.  Totally chill, totally groovy. It's cool 😎

Lay Down

Run is an '80s inspired track recorded with all analog vintage gear.  The drum kit is gated and the guitars and synthesizers are chorusy and soaked in reverb.  If you are in the mood for something that sounds retro but with a faster pulse, Run delivers.

Young sensual love illustrated with emotional vocals.  Accompanied by stunning guitars, lush synths, and gated drums.  A tribute to how sweet and dirty romance can be.

Anna Marie

Denial examines the state where we can't face the truth.  These two tracks explore this concept both electronically with synthesizers and acoustically with the piano.  Analog synths drive the original version to something beyond synthwave.  While the acoustic version whispers more subtly about our human condition.

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