I wrote this one with Neal Coty and James Dupre'. That's James on the vocals.

I wrote this song driving south through South Carolina’s Low country headed down to Savannah Georgia. It’s a feel good coming home type song that takes visuals from and around the area of the country referred as the low country.

I started writing this from my perspective and then halfway through I found out a friend of mine has just moved back to New Zealand after finding that her husband had been having an affair and a complete secret life.

I would love to know if you can tell its written by a male of if it works and it could be written by a female.

I was going for the Julia Michaels - Anxiety type vibe

The singer wants another chance with his girl and uses the dog as an excuse to get her back. This is a humorous take on using guilt to get another chance.

Wrote this track with Murray Daigle and Jonathan Pike. Its meant to be a pop song but I just wanted to do a stripped down piano version.

When leaving is the only right choice.

My wife has told me for years that I have no patience, so I figured I might as well write a song about it.

A Christian / Holiday song of praise, "He Has Come" is a narrative surrounding the night Jesus was born and when the Angels arrived to share the good news.

"One of the most endearing things about this single is that it doesn't feel limited to just the Christmas season. Its simplicity gives the track depth and makes the song both attractive and usable for local churches. Musically, it has a sound reminiscent of the beautiful Motown holiday hits, while at the same time matching contemporary throwback styles with a heavy pinch of gospel". - Ryan Barbee (JesusFreakhideout.com)

This song is about someone having enough of a situation, but being asked to stay a little longer. I was envisioning Chris Stapleton style male vocals, bluesy guitar and everything that goes along with the pop country style. Its a rough recording of just me and my guitar but I'll likely try to make a demo out of it.