After years of ignoring our collection of dust-covered boxes filled with holiday decorations, I decided to write this song. This song reflects on how the loss of a loved one changes simple moments into cherished memories. Box in the Attic There’s a box in the attic, it’s been there for years It used to bring…
Tag: Ballad
Nature’s End
Spending a large part of Summer Break in the studio. I’m hoping to have the new album ready for release in the next few weeks. I wrote Nature’s End several years ago, but decided to rework the arrangement for this album. The laid-back acoustic instruments and latin percussion fits very well with the lyrics. Enjoy!
Sometimes
Recording my new single ‘Sometimes.’ I’ve spent the past few weeks composing, playing and recording tracks 🎹🎧 Planned to release in May 2020.
Year of the Cat
“On a morning from a Bogart movie…” Year of the Cat was released in 1976 by singer-songwriter Al Stewart
Where Are You Christmas?
Beautiful song about the search for the magic of Christmas. Released in 2000 for the Dr Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas movie.
The Sound of Silence
The Sound of Silence (Sax Cover) – Disturbed Written in 1964 by Paul Simon and recorded by Simon & Garfunkel
Ever After
Original song in the style of a southern rock ballad. Scheduled for release (i.e. iTunes, Apple Music, iHeart Radio, Spotify, …) on September 15, 2019. Here’s an unofficial video 😉
When a Man Loves a Woman
Putting together a few new tracks for an upcoming show. Nothing better than a little old-school soulful music by Percy Sledge (1966). This song went number 1 on the charts for 2 different artists.
I Have Nothing
Power ballad originally performed by Whitney Houston. The song was written by David Foster and Linda Thompson for the soundtrack of The Bodyguard (1992).
Poetry Night at The Hub in New Smyrna Beach
It’s always a great evening at The Hub in New Smyrna, and this was no exception. The evening was filled with poetry and music. Given the date of this particular event, it seemed appropriate to start the evening with a stirring arrangement of Danny Boy.
Gregory Spencer Dean 