“Everyday Is Easy,” Soulscript’s fourth CD of original tunes, is truly a heartfelt venture down the road of life through imagery and song. Their unique perspective of life’s journey is sometimes heady and thought provoking, and at times, silly. From the duo’s more serious overtones of “Lie To Me,” to the day-dreamy and nonsensical “Resting My Head

“Everyday Is Easy,” Soulscript’s fourth CD of original tunes, is truly a heartfelt venture down the road of life through imagery and song. Their unique perspective of life’s journey is sometimes heady and thought provoking, and at times, silly. From the duo’s more serious overtones of “Lie To Me,” to the day-dreamy and nonsensical “Resting My Head On A Raindrop,” the songwriters’ endeavors know no boundaries. While honoring their Rock and Americana roots, the duo manage to brush the edge of punk with “Don’t Quit Your Day Job” and tip their hat towards Bluegrass with “Trying To Be Like Jesus.” Having both experienced the ravages of hurricane Katrina in 2005, the songwriters’ offer a cathartic New Orleans influenced number complete with a Dr. John flavored piano and French Quarter brass. Brutally honest, thought provoking lyrics coupled with Soulscript’s signature Retro Rock sound create the perfect soundtrack for that long ride home.