Only Vocals and beatbox front to back as always. There is a reason for every relationship we have both good and bad. This song is about recognizing that and moving on. Thanks!

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RPM 2013 I'm not who I was don't judge me on memories and dust they're nothing but footprints in my past forgotten never coming back I've lost them but I'm searching pretty hard for new life step out from the dark into light…

RPM 2013 feat. Keith Landry guitar collab there is a crack in the concrete of our wall where the sun creeps into all of the dark things that are hanging in the silence even the wind seems too afraid to come inside like it may know…

This track features my wife Nancy on lead vocal against Matt's lone acoustic guitar. A nice change-up that has prompted us to attempt another album in the summer under another monicker in some different genres with Nancy doing most of the lead…

Same tracks, updated mixes

Lyrics -- At the tale end of Winter, when Spring bgan to take shape, You raised your chin in hopes that this would all change. Yet, stoned on each syllable, you said the unthinkable. I know I've fallen for you dear, because you're singing…

Crank up and kick back.

I couldn't help but finally make a layered arpeggiated piece along the the lines of Philip Glass. I put it out there for a taker and Bill Grundmann wrote "I hear voices". I had no idea how many and how disturbing they would be. He created a mini…

From our RPM 2013 album "Something Into Nothing" written by Danielle Poirier & Marc Poirier

#RPM Challenge 2013# I’m a lucky boy I’m filled with joy I got angels guiding me Happens every time I don’t walk that line Seems to work out splendidly Stop and look around I’m the luckiest boy in town Ain’t no better can be found…

Chapter 1 on a short story in concept album form.

This song was written by Edwin Cleverdon, guitarist for The High Fidelics.

hmm, just some good pop-ness. kind of a cliche, but i really like this one.

#RPM Challenge 2013# I was standing behind an elderly couple in the grocery store checkout line last week. The cashier told them that someone had donated $100 toward their groceries. $100 had already been paid toward their $121 grocery…

The title kind of says it all.

This is a rocker 'bout a lost young girl struggling to make it to adulthood. Lead guitar and bass played by Rich Jones.