Say Hey

Possibly the happiest pop song ever written, it is the epitome of upbeat positivity. Superbly paced with dynamic lead vocals, great backing harmonies, and full of hooks, it manages to mix a genuine pop song with just a hint of kitsch. You're virtually guaranteed to leave with a smile on your face.

Modern pop with a soft, romantic emotion. Emotive male vocals sing about being there for someone you love, building to a catchy chorus and harmonised post chorus. Lots of atmospheric synth richness and a trap influenced beat create the backing that effortlessly ebbs and flows throughout, punctuated by solemn piano chords and ambient, mood setting textures. Relaxed, fresh and sincere.

A poignant and gentle acoustic guitar song with an inspiring message about our potential. Very pure and clean, both in the music and the production, and effortlessly upbeat, the guitar is ably backed by a traditional band of bass, lead guitar, drums and a great chorus of backing vocals. There's even a little Hammond organ slipped into the background for a hint of country gospel, so clap your hands and spread the love, everybody.

A melodic rock song about the meaning of real love. A really sultry opening of male vocals and clean electric guitar in a classic rock ballad style opens up into a rockier chorus with a soft crunch tone. Expect plenty of electric guitar lead work, vocal harmonies and upbeat hooks whilst staying planted and totally in control. Cool mid tempo rocking with a little musical sunshine thrown in.

Slightly melancholic song reflecting on the boundless aspirations we have when we're young, and how reality kicks in. Not that it dwells on it so much, leaving us with a mellow acoustic pop folk track featuring male vocals that musically lightens to an upbeat song with a hip feel. Tuneful, charismatic and well crafted.  

An upbeat acoustic folk song featuring male vocals, bright acoustic guitar and anthemic whistling