Ever notice how people decide who you are before you've said a word? Try Me is a smirking reminder that appearances can be deceiving.

It's a simple song I wrote to my wife a few years back. We had come back from a vacation we took together and I got inspired to write this. I have made so many demos of this in different styles. This one's my favorite.

Romeo and Juliet is as much a tragedy as a love story. Shakespeare is quoted in the last lines.



Thieves don’t try to rob empty houses and evil can’t stand matches made in Heaven.
“The course of true love never did run smooth.” From a Midsummer Night’s Dream by Shakespeare fits also.

Lyricist And Producer: Hamidreza Ghorbani

A Facebook Marketplace meetup turns into a meet-cute moment.

Dust Storm Warning came out of a title challenge I gave myself to push beyond my usual Americana lane. The title immediately made me wonder: what if the thing that changes your life doesn't come with any warning at all? What started as a challenge turned into a desert-country love song about getting blindsided by the right person.
Genre Note: Written as contemporary country with Southwestern/desert imagery.

I wanted to try and capture the idea that men "keep" women.

A heartbreaker song with a pop vibe.

I wanted to write about love through objects and routines rather than declarations. A daisy mug. Monday flowers. A worn path across a kitchen floor. Roadside Flowers tells the story of a marriage through the everyday moments that mattered most—and the silence left behind when one person is gone.