Yeah, Yeah, and Love

This is my third published album. It was completed on April 3, 2025. It contains songs that I wrote along with a few fun instrumental numbers. My first album didn't really have a theme because I was just stoked to pour my thoughts onto the Internet. When I did my second album, I picked a theme of "travel". This one is all about "love" in all of its many and sometimes disturbing forms.

Most of these tracks can be found on my SoundCloud account, though because it's a free account I have to ditch stuff periodically:
https://soundcloud.com/dirty-devotee

[LEGAL]

All lyrics in these tracks are my own. I reserve all rights to these lyrics and tracks except as follows:

- You may download and use these (in whole or in part) as music for a video game. If you could give me a nod in any credits you may or may not have, that'd be bitchin'.

- You may download these and play them for yourself as much as you want.

- You may download these and play them in nightclubs or on the radio.

- You may download these and use them for YouTube videos and shorts.

- You must contact me if you want to perform them.

- You must contact me if you want to re-record them.

- You must contact me for movie or television sync rights.

[GENRE NOTES]

Real quick, "The Morning Sun" is 1970s Stratocaster, "Letter" is alt-rock, "Stop! That Girl is Mine" is a 1950s Vegas show song with band, "Dentro de Mi" is Latin, "Austin" is 1940s strawgrass blues, "Magnetic Love" is country, and "Topanga's Theme" is for surfers. The rest are experimental blends, so you'll have to decide for yourselves.