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"Doesn't Feel Like My Year" is an angsty, high energy, holiday-ish pop rock song. The track tells the story of being broken up with on New Years while being underpinned by distorted guitar and stacked Queen-like harmonies.
All parts written and recorded by Andy Niedermeier except
Chuck Mauk - Drums
Jared Taylor - Mix
Heather Jones - Master
"IDK What I Want" is a snarky, poppy, funky song about being lost in indecision and commitment. The sister song of "Good Memory", the track is a full of catchy frantic energy.
All parts written and recorded by Andy Niedermeier except
Chuck Mauk - Drums
Mike Lorello - Mix
Jared Taylor - Master
The first track released under Ghostship Dreamland, "Good Memory" is a poppy and high energy stylistic overhaul. "Good Memory" is danceable, tongue-in-cheek, and lots of fun.
Andy Niedermeier - Guitar, Bass, Keys, Vocals, Writing
Keith Niedermeier - Bass
Jared Taylor - Mix
Heather Jones - Master
"It's Time" is a dreamy and distorted alt rocker. Layered up and down with a huge number of guitar and synth lines, "It's Time" sounds both huge and intimate.
Andy Niedermeier - Guitar, Bass, Keys, Vocals, Writing
Chuck Mauk - Drums
Gregg Leonard - Mix/Master
Keith Niedermeier - General Assistance
"Damaging" is a song expressing anger against apathy.
"Damaging" is Andy's first song recorded in a studio, and a modern twist on a blues-rock sound.
Andy Niedermeier - Piano, Vocals, Writing
Gregg Leonard - Guitar, Production, Mixing, Mastering
Keith Niedermeier - Bass
Chuck Mauk - Drums, Percussion
"The Best Friend EP" is a short collection of songs that connect only through their hooky-ness and melodic signature. Layered with unique instrumentation, huge vocal harmonies, and memorable basslines, "The Best Friend EP" showcases multiple new angles into Andy's musical pallet. From the title tracks equally crunchy and poppy bounce, to "Vampires" solemn ambiance and groove, to "Wannabe"'s earnest rock anthem-energy, "The Best Friend EP" has many musical ideas to offer.
All songs written, recorded and performed by Andy, except
Keith Niedermeier - Bass guitar on Vampires, mixing assistance on all
Gregg Leonard - Mastering
"Flawed" is the first full-throttle display of Andy's unique musical style. Blending hooky synth bass, rocking guitars, and baroque style vocal harmonies, "Flawed" takes place in a dark, unique musical landscape.
Andy Niedermeier - Guitar, Keys, Vocals, Writing
Chuck Mauk - Drums, Percussion
Keith Niedermeier - Bass Guitar
Gregg Leonard - Mix/Master
“The Three Ravens” is a rocked up cover of an old folk ballad, first documented in 1611. The theatrical, genre crossing nature of the piece is characteristic of Andy's style. Initially recorded as a school project, "The Three Ravens" is arranged, preformed, and produced by Andy.
Maybe I Just Shouldn't Do What I Love" is Andy's debut single. It is song about self doubt and questioning one's passions. Stylistically reminiscent of the 1960's, "Maybe" is a catchy example of contemporary baroque pop.
Andy Niedermeier - Keys, Vocals, Guitar
Keith Niedermeier - Guitar, Bass