"IF I WILL DREAM" explores the pressure to develop the skills required to compete in today’s digital world, and that escaping into that very world may be the only solution. Jamie Rogers wrote the music and lyrics, arranged and programmed all instruments, mixed and mastered and designed the cover art. Mike Gevaza at Continental Recording Company recorded all of Meg Flather’s vocals. 

For “On Every Door” Meg interviewed several Gen Z New Yorkers about their current day to day lives—asking what their biggest concerns are. This resulted in the final lyric and the call to knock “On Every Door.” Jamie Rogers co-wrote lyrics, composed the music, played all instruments, mixed, and mastered the track. Meg co-wrote lyrics, performed and arranged all vocals. Mike Gevaza recorded Meg’s vocals, and Helane Blumfield designed the cover art. 

“Sense of Being,” is a reflection on the state of the world and a challenge to “find a new beginning.” Jamie Rogers wrote the song, performed all instruments, and mixed and mastered the track. Meg Flather produced the song and performed all vocals, which were engineered by Yasuhiko Fukuoka. The cover art was sourced from “The Great Wave off Kanagawa” by Katsushika Hokusai. Cover graphics are by Helane Blumfield.

“Don’t Age Me,” corrects the assumption that with age comes irrelevance. Not so! Meg asserts, “I am better today than when hair wasn’t gray.” Pianist, Tracy Stark, and trumpet player, Jim Hynes channel the musical stylings that accompanied the great female nightclub singers of the 1950’s. Yasuhiko Fukuoka recorded the vocal and piano tracks. Jon Gordon mixed, and mastered this single. 

In “SPARK,” Meg Flather asserts that we are not all as divided as we are told; that “people are basically, basically good.” Meg wrote the lyrics, co-wrote music, and performed the lead vocal. Jamie Rogers composed and arranged the music, played all instruments, engineered, mixed, and mastered the single. 

“Simba” explores the power struggle between  a cat and his mistress. Jamie Rogers wrote, arranged, and played/programmed all music. Meg Flather sang lead vocal, and collaborated with Jamie on the lyrics. As two cat lovers themselves, they believe this Latin Jazz inspired track captures a feline’s continual dilemma. Mike Gevaza engineered, mixed, and mastered the single.

In “Her Dreams Were A Secret”, Meg explores the silent, but understood message mothers send daughters to pursue the dreams and passions that were not afforded to them. Tracy Stark performed backing vocals. Mike Gevaza recorded and engineered Meg and Tracy’s vocals. Jon Gordon arranged the backing vocals, arranged and played all instruments, mixed, and mastered the single. This song is dedicated to mothers and daughters. 

In “Fall Down”, Meg Flather and Jamie Rogers draw inspiration from the traditional “work song” to create a musical dialogue between two partners who are seeking better communication. Matthew Sanders joins Meg in performing the duet. Jamie composed and arranged the music, played all instruments, and designed the album art. Meg and Jamie wrote the lyrics, and Yasuhiko Fukuoka engineered, mixed, and mastered the single.