There is a distinctive charm of recording music at the home of your juvenescence. The sereneness of the floorboards creaking to each step and the stillness of your old toys' meditation allows for a perfect time to hit record. The rooms untouched are mysterious and elusive as if their importance must be uncovered. The grand piano, in which my nimble fingers once touched, is stationed in a room drunk off audacity. It stands still and idle, anticipating a lover for the pressing of its keys. The blackness of the piano darkens a somewhat colorful room and enjoys the contrast that its inner workings conceivably hide from. The grand piano is destiny. Its complexity crumbles the walls of this childhood playground in which these "mysterious depths" can be explored through.

"Mysterious Depths" is coming out this year and it's the first album I've recorded after dabbling for years. Ten tracks, combining the uncontrollable swells and jumps of life with the relieving calms of comfort and stability. From the aspirations of a young mind to the world's most predictable motions, it's all here. Burn a copy for your friend, take it for a bike ride, while you're making breakfast on a dreary Sunday afternoon, make it push you on your couch and keep you there, because once it grabs, it's like a child's tug on your pantleg, never letting go.

1. Breaking A Chair Over Your Friend's Head
2. Getting Looks
3. As We Tilt
4. Expansion
5. We Sat In The Cafe All Day
6. Everyone Seems To Like Expresso
7. Tiger Fireball
8. Pickup Truck
9. Diversion's Prosperity
10. The Seating Chart