Part of my "Water" playlist (album), "Riptide" is one its heavier tracks. Basic chord structure, but with some heft to it.

This track is the intro/exit to my podcast episode "My Life. My Destiny. My Choice. Thanks." I call it "Reach" as the singular note at the end sustains as it's deciding which journey to take next. Also, when I wrote it, I was thinking of how all of us are searching for something. The key is finding out what it is exactly.

This track is the intro/exit to my podcast episode "Time Is Never On My Side." The title "Footsteps" came from the bass line. When I listen to the playback (the dum dum dum dum), it sounds like something is coming right up behind me . . . hence, footsteps!

This new track was built and layered on a simple chord progression. But if listened to closely, you'll hear multi-guitar tracks (along with a flute of all things) blended in. "To the Wire" alludes to taking things as far as need be to accomplish whatever dream(s) you may be striving for.

This track is the intro/exit to my podcast episode "Changes." The title "Balance" alludes to the key structure here. I was inspired while listening to "Strawberry Fields" by the Beatles. What I love about this particular song is how John Lennon purposely is somewhat out of tune. The key change is subtle, but it's there. I did the same thing here with "Balance" as there is a portion where I purposely went "off balance" within the song's construct . . . cause why not:)

This track is the intro/exit to my podcast episode "Don't Forget You." The title "Tunnels" came to me when listening to the playback. The ambience and reverb remind me of a video game I played (which I feel is about the afterlife) called Journey, by ThatGameCompany. The tunnels referring to the transfer portal from here to there . . . wherever "there" happens to be.

"Stardust" is the intro/exit track to my podcast episode "Silver Brick Road." The track title came from the ending with the backing guitar scale run. It reminds me of a star making its way to earth. Not sure why, but it does:)

Part of my water collection, this little jam is called "Currents." Key structure simple enough with A - D - Dmaj7 with a few simple licks added for good measure.

This simple track is called "Waves." Just a little strumming with three layered guitar tracks, with the capo set to the 2nd fret. The chord structure is simplistic with G - C - F - A7