David Sprouse

Great take on reggae. Nicely done

What's myani? I really liked the tune. As far as mid life crisis...just buy a taycan if you really want it.

Another fantastic driving song (with the top down of course). You continue to amaze.

There's only one way to go from here! :D:D

This is a very profound song. In the oedipal conflict, one of the needs of the son is to *change the name of the father* , to rehabilitate it. You've done an amazing job of expressing that need. Keep on truckin.

This is a great piece to combine with other of tarrega stuff to open a program. This is when nerves can be their highest. Like they say keep it simple..end the program with the hard stuff. You zeroed in on the feeling of the song, your phrasing is excellent.

Song writing is great here. Production is first rate. What's not to like?

Liked your originality with the melody. Haven't heard anything like it before!

Without doubt one can't have faith. They're two sides of the same coin. This is superbly done, the production is great. Reminds me of the 70's band called SWEET.

I enjoyed this. Brought back college-ish memories. Tommy Tu-tone etc. That's one of the most sublime aspects of music when one can associate it with real life experiences.

Here's a collaboration I did with a nashville friend. It's sung by Jen McGill. --John 10:30 https://davidsprouse.bandcamp.com/track/better-day

I write mostly art-music. one offs as it were. I wouldn't say I enjoy it because a side effect of my anti depressants is anhedonism. Surprisingly, on the old cakewalk site I didn't write a single bad note!!!

Bapu is here too? Isn't it ironic?