TRACK 1 - This is the first track of my album called “ALBUM – A HOME CUT”. It is not properly a song. It is a multi-track vocal harmony and beatbox exercise - an introduction to the album where each song is about a different stage of life.

TRACK 2 - This song is a metaphor. It’s a story of a guy who’s in love with two different women. He loves one because she’s strong and has a lot of energy, but he also loves the other because she’s beautiful and caring. And yet he still can’t be satisfied. He hits on other chicks. It’s just like I’m in love with Rock ‘n’ Roll because it is powerful and vibrant, but I’m also in love with Pop Music for its beauty and warmth. And yet I’m not satisfied. I do flirt with other styles… like Keron Tuckerlaine does.

TRACK 3 - Sometimes little things like a smell, a taste, a noise… can strongly remind us of important events of our lives. Well… this happens to me all the time, so I wrote a Rock ‘n’ Roll song about it. It is called “Looking Back To The Good Times”.

TRACK 4 - There’s a point during anyone’s growth when we urge to be an adult, but can’t completely say goodbye to childhood. That’s what this little song is about.

TRACK 5 - This song is about unilateral love. That terrible feeling when one in a relationship is fully committed while the other is elsewhere.

TRACK 6 - It’s about the death of someone dear. It was written about my older brother who died in the sea years ago. The atmosphere is snappy, but my singing is sad, so it represents how I feel when I go to the beach. The snappy arrangement represents the happy people at the beach while my sad voice represents me at the beach. I’m feeling sad for my dead brother in a happy environment.

TRACK 7 - A song about people who struggle to deal with romantic rejection. It is based on my own experiences through teenage years, but I believe a lot of people can find identification with this song.

TRACK 7 - A song about people who struggle to deal with romantic rejection. It is based on my own experiences through teenage years, but I believe a lot of people can find identification with this song.

TRACK 8 - This is an ode to optimism. An inspiring way of saying that we are free to be or to do anything. To go anywhere.

TRACK 9 - "Back Then" is a song about the cultural clash of generations, but from a humorous point of view. One of my favourites of the album.

TRACK 10 - The backbone of this song came to me during a sleeplessness night. I just hopped from bed, sat at my keyboard and composed the melody and harmony. The following morning I wrote about how important a safe-minded childhood can be. Then I had "Wonder Shelter".

TRACK 11 - This is the ending track of my album. It is my way of thanking music for having turn me into the man I am today.

This is the first track of my debut album called "ALBUM - A HOME CUT", but it is not an actual song. It's a multitrack vocal harmony exercise along with beatbox. Just an introduction for the album.