Gerard O'Riley

Gerard O'Riley writes poignant and personal songs that encourage the listener to think a little more deeply about life and love. He always has a positive message, regardless of how sad a story can be, a happy ending is always available.

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Don’t Live For Yesterday (Michael Facciani)

This is about looking toward the future and not living in the past. Memories will last forever and some are to be cherished, but some others are better off being forgotten. Don’t dwell in the past. Forge ahead into the future.

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Listen To The Color Of Your Dreams (Michael Facciani)

This lyrical composition is about dreams, especially lucid dreams that seem virtually real. Some dreams try to tell you important things about yourself and the world. It is wise to pay attention to dreams because they can convey relevant messages.

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Story of realisation (Pandit)

These lines define how transformation brings a new world where everything is magical I guess this a beautiful realisation and hence the title

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On and on (Jacob Benjamin)

Hip hop style song, speaking on the current state of hip hop and how it has gotten away from lyric content.

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God if you were mine (Shelsey Issa)

One sided love can be the hardest thing a heart would ever bear. So what if this love is also one to never happen? This song is meant to be for someone so far from reality. In the song, there’s a painful desire to be with a person you love to the point where you resent what you didn’t do in a dream.

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