Hard rocking and quite cool in texture, this piece has a great pop rock vibe blended with something perhaps a bit gothic music. The chorus is catchy and the whole song is built on a great groove.

There is more of a dreamy quality to this cut and it’s almost progressive rock in a lot of ways. The vocals lend a real soulful pop type of feeling to the piece.

This is a different sound than either of the other tracks. For one thing there are prominent male vocals here. That’s a change. Also, this has a mainstream rock vibe to it. Perhaps comparisons to vintage Fleetwood Mac wouldn’t be out of the question. That said, though, there is an instrumental part with some rather bombastic keyboard sounds that lend more of that gothic electronic pop rock sound to the cut.

Classic folk rock sounds open this. As the first non-lyrical vocals come across, I’m reminded of Fleetwood Mac again. The song works out from there into something that contrasts sung female vocals with distant, modern raps for the choruses. The verse is pure rap. We get a killer harder rocking movement later, too. The multilayered sung vocals over that section are classy and classic.