This four song set has two great songs, one that’s very good and one that could have been done better. The concept here is pop rock, and for the most part it works very well. The only dud, the closer, could have been turned into something special with a different arrangement and production. Say what you like, but this is worth having.

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I absolutely love the tone of the rocking motif that starts this. When the vocals enter the piece becomes even more powerful. The chorus is more of a pop rock vibe. This is like a powered up folk rock piece with a classic texture.

This is another that feels a bit overproduced. It seems to be trying to get a hip hop kind of modern vibe to it. It just seems a little cheesy because of it. The vocal line doesn’t work very well, either. This song is the dud of the EP, really. I think this would have been stronger without it – or if the piece had been reworked a bit.