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First things first, I want you to know that I am so glad you could make it. Thanks for taking time out of your day to stop by. I really appreciate it.
Below are demo versions of two songs that will be on my soon-to-be-released album entitled “Never Too Late”. If you like what you hear – and would like to be one of the first to receive a copy of my album (via CD or digital download) – simply fill in your name, email and zip code in the boxes below. I’ll let you now the second it is available.
Also, to thank you for your interest in my music, I would like to show my appreciation by giving you a free mp3 download of the song “How To Change The World”.
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The Songs…
Here are demo versions of two songs along with a brief explanation of what inspired me to write it. They will both be on my upcoming album “Never Too Late”.
“How To Change The World”
Do you know anyone that continually complains about their situation and the cards they’ve been dealt? Someone who puts the blame – for their situation – on someone or something else? I do and I was one myself. I wrote this tune not only to remind myself but to hopefully get through to others with the same train of thought.
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“Minnesota Got Colder”
Have you ever lost a close friend or relative? This song is about remembering them and celebrating their memory. They may be gone physically but our memories of them keep them alive. My hope is that this song can provide some peace of mind to those who are hurting.
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What People Are Saying…
Here’s what people have been saying about the song “How To Save the World.”
“… you have a great voice…its a really good song, hope ya have the best of luck with it.” – Chris R.
“Corey…ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!! VERY catchy!!!! We love it!!!! Dave and I and Alivia were dancing listening to it!!!! Cannot wait to buy your first CD!!!!” – Marcy M.
“I listened to both versions of your song “How to Change the World” and was very pleasantly surprised. The recording is quite well done, and tha main thing I look for in any kind of music is passion in the vocals and lyrics. “You want to change the world, you can’t stand by” is something I would personally agree with. I think you should be promoting this song more – it’s strong.” – Steve Moore from Canadian rock band The Unravelling
Once You Have Your Download…
Now that you have the tune, press play and read on. Here are a few quick facts about my songwriting philosophy, my music style and who I’ve heard people to compare me to.
Songwriting Philosophy…
My philosophy towards songwriting starts with the pure enjoyment I get out of learning from other people and being able to pay it forward through my music. The information I get by listening to music, reading books, skimming blogs, having discussions, etc inspires the hell out out me.
I want to share whatever I can, whenever I can – with you and anyone else – through music. Every time I sit down to write a piece of music, I want to make sure that it helps you in some way. I want my songs to help you through a difficult situation. I want them to help you strive for and achieve greater things. I want my music to help you gain a greater understanding of yourself and a heightened awareness of your surroundings. And I want you and I to have fun doing it.
Stop By The Blog…
I don’t want this to be just about me. Not only do I want to offer up information that I think could be useful to you as far as improving your life but I would love to hear your thoughts as well. Stop the blog and check out some of the stories.
Music Style….
- Singer/Songwriter
- Acoustic Rock
- Americana
- 70’s and 80’s Rock
- Country
- Folk
- Blues
Compared Too…
- John Mellencamp
- Darius Rucker (Hootie and the Blowfish)
- Johnny Cash
- David Cooke
- Brett Micheals
- Dave Edmunds