I Love To Be Loved

Soft rock ballad with a country music feel. Passionate male vocals and a traditional line-up of drums, bass, guitars and piano fill out the main sound, enhanced by organ and backing harmonies to push the diversity further. Steady paced, full of slick guitar licks and quality production with heartfelt lyrics - it's an honest message of hope to all those looking for love out there.

Romantic yet heartbreaking country rock track. Soft male vocals and a standard rock group setup form the bulk of the instrumentation, but it's the lush strings and killer backing harmonies that really lift the song to another level. Singing about the need to leave a lover, it's a tragic case of unfortunate break-up and heartache wrapped up in a gentle and tender ballad shaped box.

Country pop song with male vocals and smooth backing harmonies. Light and positive in feel, singing about the overwhelming anticipation of a romantic encounter, the joy is reflected in the melodic top line, reinforced by a buoyant rhythm of offbeat accents in the piano and smooth bass groove. With a gentle percussive background and strummed acoustic guitar, it's easy on the ear with a genuinely happy sentiment.

Romantic, yet heartbroken pop ballad. Yearning male vocals sing of hoping to get back together after a break up, supported by his backing singer friends in an open letter to a lost love. Sweet harmonies, optimistic chord progressions and honest lyrics should do the trick to get her back. If that doesn't, the killer electric guitar solo straight out of the 80s is bound to do it.

Country pop rock instrumental with a flowing, arpeggiated theme. Subtly and gradually building from acoustic guitar, piano and drums into a full band track with a powerful, lush string arrangement, it flourishes through nuanced guitar motifs, piano chord progressions and solos. Ths constant arpeggiated 6/8 flow moves the mid tempo beat forward for an uplifting vibe, with a positive, determined and optimistic feeling created by ever rising instrumentation and progressions.

Mixing diva-level popdom with arena rock, the track has an anthemic sound similar to hits by Kelly Clarkson or Katy Perry.