Coming in percussive, piano brings melody as the arrangement fills out. The vocals bring some Earthy magic. This builds to a mainstream pop rock tune that works really well. It has a classic vibe at play.

There is a healthy helping of country music built into this piece. It’s a driving song that has some classic sounds at play.

This is more of a powered up country ballad. This is well-performed, but not any kind of groundbreaking thing in terms of originality.

Mellower, this is another country-based ballad. There is quite a bit of emotion built into it.

More energized, but still acoustic driven, this tune lands closer to folk pop music.

This is one of the most intriguing and effective cuts here. It has more of a roots based rock vibe. It’s packed with drama and style. This piece is worth the price of admission by itself with its intriguing wall of sound.

Folk and country music merge on this ballad. It’s not bad, but pales in comparison to the track that came before it.

Country and folk are on the menu here, too. This is a bit more rocking than the previous cut. It has a good balance between slower, mellower and stuff and more intense. It’s another solid piece of music.

This is another standout tune. It gets more powered turning proggy for a time, but it also starts mellow on piano and works upward gradually. It’s another that’s more creative and dramatic.