"Man's Best Friend" is an unconventional song that weaves together familiar elements to take the listener on a journey. By turns peaceful and energetic, soothing and exciting, once "Man's Best Friend" hooks you you won't be able to turn it off!

A hard-hitting groove tune. You’ll want your dancing shoes for this one.

Inspired by the familiar, irresistible grooves of legendary producer Daniel Lanois, take a trip down the river without ever leaving the comfort of your front porch, your favorite guitar, or your cold beverage.

“Minir Maad” is a desert song that tells the tale of the “evening redness in the west”, be it in the unexplored land beyond the Mississippi or the endless desert south of Algiers.

Patchen Avenue is a quiet, country-inflected ballad that conjures up a sense of calm reflection. Patchen Avenue is where you go to take a breath. To think things through. To figure out what was right and what was wrong, to celebrate the former and mourn the latter.

Life in the Bog is chock full of sound design - backwards drums, slide guitar, a chorus of Ebows, lead bass, analog delay destruction, and general weird, spooky darkness. But most importantly, it rocks!

What I Wish I Had Said moves through a few different sections and grooves but remains funky throughout.

Iota (Not One) was inspired by “Illusion, Coma, Pimp and Circumstance” by Prince. It’s the first song I wrote after I bought a Danocaster guitar. Check out the deep grooves by bassist Malcolm Gold and drummer Rich Mercurio!

President's Day began life as a fantasy about a collaboration between Radiohead and Wayne Shorter.

Flatbush Jaywalk bounces back and forth between different grooves so abruptly that you better look both ways before taking that first step.

Remember driving along the pier in Santa Monica in your red Cadillac convertible on a perfect summer night? Neither do I. But I bet it feels like ROYGBIV.