We have always loved discovering new songs across all types of genres.  Uncovering vinyl treasures at a very young age, laying in front of the speakers, eyes closed, drifting through the sound waves of The Beatles, Elvis, Neil Diamond, Johnny Cash, and then the album concepts of Queens ‘A Night at the Opera’ or Pink Floyds ‘The Wall’.

Pop, Rock, Soul, Rap, Swing, Metal and the their sub genres. ACDC to Zeppelin, Guitar Heroes from Hendrix, Blackmore, Page, May, Knopfler to Van Halen, Glam, Punk, New Wave, Hip Hop and back to Sinatra, Van Morrison and Chuck Berry.  Its an endless list, only scratching the surface, for every discovery, that artist has an influence that reveals more songs and a history to explore.

Defining moments occur at a very early age, when you’re unable to find the words to describe the hooks and melodies to anyone who may choose (or not) to listen.  The influence of a ‘sound’ with producers such as George Martin, Phil Spector and Mutt Lange with AC DC, Def Leppard, The Cars, Shania Twain, The Corrs and Muse. Record Labels like SUN, CHESS, Virgin, SUB POP or Def Jams’ importance in fostering new songs and artists.. Debating over the writing-production teams responsible for top 40 hits, such as Lennon & McCartney, Leiber and Stoller, Burt Bacharach and Hal David, Chinn-Chapman, Vanda & Young just to name a few.  This is when you know you care more than most about the beauty and discovery of a great and sometimes ‘lost song‘.