COMING HOME

With a very "Tom Petty" vibe, this song is about appreciating the little things in life; it's about having joy in your everyday routine. Coming straight in hard with a compelling beat, guitars, and bass, this song draws in the listener. Catchy hooks, including whistles, make this song compelling. The lyrics are very positive.

With a haunting intro sassy guitar licks, this song is about putting aside our differences and appreciating people for who they are. This song is a straight forward light riff-rock song. The chorus is catchy and the lyrics are motivating and positive.

This song hits hard out of the gate with a huge guitar riff. Everything about this song screams, "big." A huge sound, an anthemic chorus, and a positive message, this song feels American and motivating and was inspired by a homeless veteran I saw on the streets of Los Angeles.

Thought provoking and sincere, this ballad is packed with emotion. It's is about being strong and getting through some really tough times; never giving up. The piano and acoustic guitar give way to an anthemic chorus. Randy O delivers a huge sound again.

In the words of Randy, "this song is about my grandfather, Eddie Dragna. When my grandma passed away, he lived for many more years but he was lonely and missed her very much." This song is a classic ballad, mournful and melancholy, with an appreciation for life. the piano and guitar create a sorrowful vibe that builds up to a soulful refrain.

Moving and genuine, this song is about reconciliation and trying to make a relationship work. We can all relate to the honest lyrics. The slightly swung drums, organ, guitar, and bass bring the "Tom Petty" vibe that builds to a memorable chorus.

This song is serious and earnest. Instrumentally, the simplicity creates a serious feeling. Piano, guitar, bass, drums, and vocals conveying lyrics with substance, this song is memorable and melancholy. It is about a very serious subject; and, in Randy's words, "we had a neighbor named Joy who passed away from a drug overdose. She had a husband and three young children. She had been taking handfuls of Vicodin for many years. After going through drug rehab, she had a relapse while her husband and oldest daughter were out of town. Joy's son found her on the floor one morning and she wouldn't wake up."

Heavy chugging guitar, proper spaces to allow the vocals to shine through, compelling horns, and a very catchy chorus, this song is about life's journey. In Randy's words, "sometimes you stay on track and sometimes you don't; and, it's about realizing what is important and getting back on track."

Sweet and jazzy, this song begins with a quick jazz piano riff, followed by a low-and-slow, simmering guitar-vocal dominant verse that builds into a big refrain. Sanguine and nostalgic, there is genuine feeling in this song. As Randy describes, "this song is about my daughter, Hanah Marie Roberg as a little girl and the beautiful woman she grew up to become."