Close your eyes and let the astral plane take you on a 2:20 journey. Don't turn it up too loud though or the glass ceiling effect will shake the rafters (the E, F#, G# chorus). This song is layered like a cake with 4 guitar tracks, a piano, bass, and of course . . . the glass ceiling:)

"Rebirth" is unique as its guitar track is on the heavier side; however, there is no drum track per se. It has percussion backing, but its focus is the journey the guitar goes on . . . especially teetering between major and flat chords. Hope you like it!

"Neverland" is a creation I'm proud of. Slowly but surely, I'm allowing myself to set my fingers free and produce some lead runs. Not sure why I've waited this long, but I like the color the runs add to this track.

Cascade is the newest track to be added to my "Water" album/playlist. A cascade is a powerful flow, which is how this song feels to me. It builds up a current (if you will) and then unleashes in the chorus, only to recede back to its mellow verse structure.

Celestial is another of my mind-warping compositions. Set in the key of C major, it certainly takes you for an ethereal sort of ride. By coincidence, the intro bars sound similar to "Hey You" by Pink Floyd. Did not intend that, but I can certainly hear it. Apparently they've made a mark on my life:)

This is an interesting one that follows the basic line patterning of an A chord. However, during the bridge portions the A makes an entire run down to an E. I'm also proud of the choir addition. Gives it an airy feeling . . . so breathe it in!

"Willow Breeze" was a laid back night, laying down a laid back track. Some delay overdubs along with a sitar effect of all things create a pretty chill track in my opinion:)

"Restless Destination" was inspired about how as a species we seem to like running ourselves ragged . . . and for what? Where do we think we're actually getting to by tearing ourselves slowly apart by rushing everywhere. This bleak observation is matched by a heavy Nine Inch Nails/Trent Reznor aspirations here. Note I said aspirations:)

I wrote this song for my wife for Valentines Day. She'll understand the meaning. "Complete" means just that. Being together; being whole. Just simply being.

"Far From Home" is an ambient little track with flowing guitar tracks and gentle strings laying backbone. Honestly, this is one of my favorites even though it's truly a simple A/D/B7 structure.