Dear Fans! First of all, let me thank you from the bottom of my heart for all your support. I hope the holiday season finds you healthy and happy! I'm excited to announce that the songs you have been enjoying, here on N1M, are now available in a EP release on CD and for download for a great price! "Half Crazy" is now available at: iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/half-crazy-ep/id1187446465 Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01N6I33FZ (I'd love it if you took the time to write a review . . .) Physical copies and downloads are also available at CDBaby: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/manhattanrobwalsh3 Check out the press release, below: ----------------------------------------------------- Manhattan Rob's latest release, "Half Crazy" is a four-song EP of material written from the the perspective of working class folks. Folks that he has come to know and love in his many travels and his now-home stomping grounds in the North Jersey hill country. "Half Crazy" is about people. It starts out with "Douchebag Blues" a ripping low-down Blues tune with comical lyrics that applauds the poor guys that are OK with being at the bottom of the food chain. The second track "Zombies In My Neighborhood", is a whimsical exercise, that complains about Zombies as though they were suburban garden pests. The accompianing track sounds like a 60's TV soundtrack. Good song for children. Next up, "I'll Never Be The Same" is a heartbroken Blues ballad. Like Zombies, the fourth track "Don't Tread On Me" is a chapter in the townie experience. With a slow ragtime feel, the toungue-in-cheek lyrics are a lament of departing greatness and the struggle of the want-to-work class that can't get a break. This EP was produced by Giovanni Fusco at The Mix Shack Guitars by Jeff McErlain and Pemberton Roach on Bass along with Giovanni Fusco on drums and keys. Call it Americana, call it Blues, or call it Pop, "Half Crazy" is sure to be a conversation piece in your music collection.