Top tracks — play these first
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Clocks in Sync With Mine — This track exemplifies Speech's introspective style, addressing themes of time and existence through a layered narrative that resonates deeply.
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The Mountain of Lonely — In this song, Speech delves into feelings of isolation with poignant lyrics, offering listeners an emotional landscape that showcases his lyrical prowess.
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Redemption Song — A reinterpretation of Bob Marley's classic, this version integrates personal reflection on struggle and resilience, highlighting Speech's ability to bridge genres.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Clocks in Sync With Mine
The song features a moment where the narrative shifts from external observations to deep self-reflection about personal growth.
This transition emphasizes the contrast between societal pressures and individual experiences, making the listener reevaluate their own journey.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 Do You Know How to Get to Highway 85 0:45
- 2 Clocks in Sync With Mine 5:36
- 3 The Hey Song 4:49
- 4 I Think Yin Is Having a Baby, but I Don't Know 0:21
- 5 Our Image 5:55
- 6 Movin' On 3:52
- 7 Which Radio Station Has the Guts 0:15
- 8 The Mountain of Lonely 6:04
- 9 Are You Still With Me 0:13
- 10 Slave of it All 5:52
- 11 Leave a Message...Bye Bye 0:13
- 12 Sumtimes I Do 5:11
- 13 Yeah Yeah 5:14
- 14 Real Love 5:27
- 15 Shut Down Our Mind Machine 1:03
- 16 The List Goes On 4:58
- 17 Redemption Song 6:14
- 18 If Life is a River 4:27
- 19 The Hey Song (remix) 4:15
Reference: Wikipedia · MusicBrainz · Wikidata
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