Drums get things underway here. The track works out to a reggae sort of groove that is a lot of fun. The vocals are more alternative pop in nature. There is a real sunny feeling to this. It has some hints of country music at times.  There is a lyrical reference to “Gilligan’s Island” on this song.

That alternative pop angle merges with the country angles and more mainstream rock here. I really like the guitar solo on this a lot.

This lands in the same general territory as the last cut. The organ lends some retro cool, and the whole tune really gels well.

A mellower tune, this has some nice retro vibes. This feels like a good time summer song. It has a real pop single sort of feeling to it.

With some country music angles at play, this has a real alternative rock motif at its heart.

I really like the organ on this track a lot. The number has a bit of a bluesy vibe, but overall really represents the whole alternative rock concept the most.

I like the intricate acoustic guitar on this track. The number is less ballad than softer rock piece. That said, the ballad label might work, too. This has some female vocals added to the mix later.

A mid-tempo alternative rock number, I like this one a lot. The instrumental break is so cool.

The guitar on this is cool, and the track has a great groove to it. There is a solid mix of rock and country leanings on the tune.

A bouncy tune, this is fun stuff. It’s a little lightweight for my tastes, but it is entertaining. It also has some cool keyboard work.