Jangly, southern guitars, lazy falsetto male vocals and laid back behind-the-beat drums explode into a hook-laden and emotion-driven finale.

Summery, clean electric guitars meet double-tracked vocals and a head-bobbing backbeat rhythm. An anthemic chorus sings of coastal love amidst the chaos of a big city.

Open G tuned acoustic guitars, mandolins, and splashy cymbals set a driving yet lazy ballad of love from years past.

Dreamy and enchanted electric guitars and vocals dance around backing vocals and mid-tempo 4/4 drums. Nashville-tuned electric guitars add a shimmering high frequency sweetness.

Laidback acoustic guitars with haunting backing vocals lead to a quickened tempo; a love song set in a west coast October

Up close acoustic guitars, marching percussion, and lamenting tenor vocals paint a scene of finding hope in love. A meandering blues guitar solo adds to the wistful timbre.

Atmospheric electric rhythm guitar and a haunting, Pink Floyd-eque female 'ooh' soars above a rainy night. "The troubles from love, floating away high above". Sax solo, anyone?

Flanged lead guitar and a 4/4 backbeat are led by acoustic guitar and a vocal singing stinging lyrics of a poisoned love gone wrong.

Touching, intimate piano dances with delicate acoustic guitars, in a waltz of an uplifting love story. A whistling outro behind a nostalgic blues guitar solo leaves a sense of peace and acceptance.

A southern rock anthem set in the midst of leaving a relationship; the verse bleeds into key changing, pace-quickening chorus, when a searing lead vocal and driving drums pour out the emotion. The November Rain style outro solo is the cherry on top.

Layne Staley-style vocal harmonies lead into a delicate, up close performance about longing, set amidst extended chords, and an interesting addition of crowd noises.

Eyes-closed, flat hand held out of your car as you coast along a northern lake in summertime; this longing, comforting ballad features pristinely human harmonies, brush drums, a tearful violin solo, and a sense of belonging.

This 2-step southern rocker sings of betrayal and revenge. A building, compounding tale of retribution that lets loose with a blistering lead vocal and electric guitar solo.

A meandering Tom Petty acoustic rhythm gives way to wide, flanged electric guitars and anthemic, upward chords and grand vocals.

A sense of insanity permeates this dystopian Pink Floyd / Vangelis hybrid. An admonition against following cultural trends, this anthem builds to a screaming, political, cynical climax