Songs infused with wit, humor & clever lyrics.
A Double Dose of You
A Mensch Among Men
All I Need Is All of You
Are There Any More
Chamomile Tea
Fellas Look at Me Now
Fellas She’s Mine
Give Me A Girl Just Like You
High On You
Hollywood Studs
Hook, Line, and Sinker
How Should I Be Handling You
I Am A Woman Who Knows What To Do
I Can’t Get By
I Can Tell
I’d Slide Over
I’ll Take You Just the Way You Are
I’m In the Dark About You
I‘ve Been Caffeinated By You
If All I Had Was You
If I Can’t Have You
Isn’t it Time to Kiss
Je Ne Sais Quoi
Just In Case
Just One of You
Let’s Take A Break and Fall in Love
Near the Nearness of You
Open This Door and Let Me In
Rumors
Scorpios
Shame On You
She’s Got A Grip On Me
Single Man
Someone Invaded My Dreams
Those Runaway Eyes
‘Til You Said Hello
Troubadour
What Can You Do For Me
What’s In This Pie
When I’m Good and Ready
Where’s Your Lovin’ Now
Who Needs People
Why Don’t You Stay
Where’s The Ring
You’re Paris by Moonlight
Journey
“Journey” – Radio Airplay Review
With Andrew Farstar’s arrangement and vocals, Dana Paul Robinson has crafted a uniquely beautiful reflection on the sense of purpose, or lack thereof, we struggle with throughout our lives. “Journey” is just that – a journey through the melancholic longing that comes with youth, age, or simple survival – and DPR has masterfully captured the sentiment through engaging instrumentals and heartfelt vocals, all while bringing a sense of originality and authenticity to the topic.
Until
“Until” – Radio Airplay Review
From the first moments of “Until”, listeners are transported by the compositional stylings of Dana Paul Robinson arranged by Andrew Farstar. Beginning with a jazzy Bossa Nova feel and quickly incorporating the soothing vocal qualities of Sevil Sabah, “Until” carries a lilting, satin sheen that lulls listeners ever deeper into a soundscape of smooth sailing and gentle breeze – inviting us to take a moment just to wonder.
Your Smile
“Your Smile” – Radio Airplay Review
There’s something undeniably lovely about a duet, this one sung by Andrew Farstar and Caroline Joy. Something about the give and take of masculine and feminine energy in vocal harmony is both timeless and temporary – and extremely compelling. The sound of this piece is nostalgic, calling back to Broadway classics and a time when contemporary composition was meant to elicit an emotional response rather than entertain alone. Dana Paul Robinson’s “Your Smile” is like the soundtrack to a long-lost love scene, and one listen is bound to have you longing for more!
Empty Blue
“Empty Blue” – Radio Airplay Review
DPR does it again – or rather, did it before – and continues to be worthy of our appreciation! The vocal stylings of Andrew Farstar put a lovely shine across the whole of Dana Paul Robinson’s brilliant writing in this rendition of “Empty Blue”. Boasting expertly selected voicings and inspiring melodic and harmonic composition, “Empty Blue” is a smooth and sultry piece that perfectly captures deeply emotional sentiments through the beautiful lens of classic jazz.
