Love over Hate

Don't Click Here!

« Don't Click Here! » is an ironically titled album by Marc Power, a collection of tracks that beautifully blend thoughtful lyrics with captivating melodies. The album opens with "Sun Light," a song that radiates warmth and optimism, setting the tone for the rest of the journey. "Up to the Sky" follows, inviting listeners to elevate their spirits and look towards the heavens for inspiration.

One of the standout tracks is "She’s a Genius," an earworm that sticks with you long after the first listen. Its catchy rhythm that inspired a worldwide acclaimed French film, and clever wordplay make it a highlight of the album.

"Love Emergency" dives into the urgency and intensity of romantic feelings, while "Loving Parts" explores the intricacies of relationships with a tender touch. The album takes a philosophical turn with "Live and Let Live," a sheer reflection on acceptance and coexistence.

"Life is So Beautiful" celebrates the simple joys of existence, reminding listeners to appreciate the world around them. It was dedicated to a Child. "Keep Quiet and Save the World" offers a moment of introspection, suggesting that sometimes the most impactful actions can be the quietest ones. Marc Power's emotional depth is showcased in tracks like "I'll Always Be There for You," a heartfelt promise of support, and "I Love You, Mon Amour," a love letter set to music.

"I Never Meant to Hurt You" delves into the complexities of human emotions, offering a sincere apology wrapped in a beautiful melody. The album also includes thought-provoking tracks like "Hobbes (L'homme est un loup pour l'homme)," which explores the darker aspects of human nature, inspired by the philosopher Thomas Hobbes.

"Freedom Golf Standard" rounds out the album with a commentary on societal norms and the pursuit of freedom.

Overall, "Don't Click Here!" is a rich tapestry of human experiences, woven together with Marc Power's unique perspective and musical talent. It's an album that invites listeners to think, feel, and perhaps even dance, all while enjoying the funny side of its title.