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Destiny Ride
This feels like you jump into a song that's underway, but it feels way back in the distance. After this opening bit the cut is reborn with a more upfront mix. The tune has a classic rock meets punk sort of vibe to it. There are some hints of ska as it drives out later. |
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Irresistible
Less mainstream, this has a cool punk rock sound to it. There is a bit of an art rock edge to the quirky arrangement, too. This is energetic, quirky and a lot of fun. Some mellower dropped back sections lend some contrast to the piece. |
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Do You Wanna Dance
Earning a bit of a parental advisory, this tune has some Latin angles along with some ska. It's a punky tune, but even has some raps built into it. It's quite entertaining. |
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Drinking the Night Away
There is a great punky energy to this rocker. It's fast paced and fun. It feels like a love song to alcohol. It has a dropped back movement to bring some variety to the piece. |
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Wasted Nights
This melodic tune is more mainstream rocker than punk based. It's a lot of fun and brings some variety. |
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Crazy Love
There is a Spanish music element to this cut. There's a tastefully oddly timed section built into this, adding an artsy quality, too. This number doesn't follow a straight line, but it lends some real variety because of that. Some horn work later lends more of that Spanish vibe. |
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Mr. Lan
There is a real emo element on display here. The cut has an intriguing arrangement. It earns a real parental advisory. This is definitely a NSFW cut, including some rather provocative sound-bites in the mix. |
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Flowers
Energetic and melodic at the same time, this is more mainstream rocker than some of the others are. I love some of the guitar lines on these. They weave some real magic. |
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Feel So Free
This is another slab of melodic hard rock. It's not a bad tune, but the formula is starting to wear a little thin by this point.a physical self-love aspect to the lyrics, too. That's a theme that has shown up before on this set. |
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My Song
Mellower acoustic guitar opens this. Whistling joins it as the number moves forward. As the vocals enter, it's obvious that this is a ballad. As such it lends some timely variety. This is one of the stronger cuts here, too. It tends to go on a bit too long, though. The whistling gets a reprise late in the song. |
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Wonderland
Energized and fun, this has a great groove to it. It's not a big change, but coming after the ballad, there is suddenly a freshness to this. Here's another song that feels like a love song to alcohol. There is definitely |
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