This is very much a modern pop styled set. That said, there is some decent range in place. At times it feels close to prog rock. At other points things like world music and jazz are heard. All of that is accomplished in just five songs, too. The key word for this set is fun, with a secondary element of catchy. One big bonus for this release is that the vocals aren’t processed to death like they are on so much modern pop music.

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The energized introduction here, and particularly the keyboard sound, is almost progressive rock like. It works out from there into something that’s more in line with modern pop rock sounds. While this is almost generic in some ways, it has some unique characteristics that elevate it from the modern radio fare that it resembles.