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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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Murder Of Crows (Nate Marolli)

A look at the events that take place when a government fully betrays its people, and how vulnerable we are as a society.

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Could’ve, Should’ve, Would’ve (Skylar Counts)

This is a song about not telling someone you love them when you had the chance

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Goodbye Love (Ron Bensom)

This song adopts a conversational tone between a person and his/her deceased loved one. These lyrics are extremely unstructured, and do not follow the normal song structure. This piece focuses extreme importance on the chorus, which has multiple aspects, elements, and divisions. It is an extremely complex set of lyrics, to work into a melody and song.

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Free Me From Religion (Ron Bensom)

A person, with sudden clarity, speaks of the way forward for society; which involves the criticism of organised religion.

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What I'm Doing To Me (Ron Bensom)

A man, who lives his life as a contract killer, recounts his personal life, outside his job as a hitman. This song explores this characters cognition and the mixed palette of emotions that he endures, everyday.

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