A straight-ahead rock song with a quirky arrangement change on the second verse. Includes a trippy Pink Floyd-esque middle 8 and a Boyzone rousing key change at the end... You're welcome! 😆

Another one driven by several bass riffs I had in my head - The vibe in places reminds of 'Witchita Lineman'!

This took a long time... it started with me acquiring VSTs for the Roland Juno 60 and Oberheim OBX and trying to create a retro 80s feel.. I think the light and shade is kind of cool and the synths sound great

The Last Resort would have been too long if this had been included so I did a fade-in to create Part 2... The chords in the verse have a passing resemblance to 'A Few Words For The Dead' by Marillion... I found that out afterwards! There's…

It all started with the guitar riff in the verse... The middle eight features a 'call and return' between the Moog and lead guitar which I really like

This was a problem child.. The other tracks fell together quickly but this was a slow burn. The chorus is far more uplifting than the verse - which reminds me of a melancholy hybrid of 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' and the outro to the 70s British…

A proper retro feel to this - big analogue Moog and Pad keyboards - Its kind of ELO meets a 70s TV theme!

This is bathed in reverb... probably too much! It's got a bit of a Southern Rock vibe at 1:00 to 1:45- then it has a big 'glow-stick Prog Rock' ending to it

I was starting to feel the effects of being housebound for 24 hours a day - The first part has a bit of a melancholy feel to it... a bit of a feeling of spiralling at 1:25. It gets more uplifting towards the end

I was starting to feel the effects of being housebound for 24 hours a day - The first part has a bit of a melancholy feel to it... a bit of a feeling of spiralling at 1:25. It gets more uplifting towards the end