Titled "True Love," Andy's first solo venture carries a distinctive folk-funk feeling. Soulful and entertaining, it seems "True Love" runs the gambit of the obstacle course known as love. "Theme Park" is a dark and satirical look at the adventure of dating crazy people, while "Beautiful Impossible" is a heartfelt song of adoration to a soul-mate. According to the release, during the recording of "True Love" Andy Park met and married his own love, Becky. The songs themselves sing of struggling at love to finally finding your true one with "My Heart is Home." It feels very much like a chronological accounting of Andy's own life. Anyone familiar with musicians and their writing will hardly find this coincidental. Regardless of his inspiration, Andy has recaptured the soul and funk of his professed roots. "True Love" shows an inspired album with a mountain style I would call Blues meets Bluegrass and simple yet striking harmonies. Andy also picked up the mandolin, banjo and fiddle to flesh out the sound of his first solo album. Consider that and the fact that the entire album was recorded in a bedroom on Lee Street with an iMac, "True Love" is a labor of love, and it shows. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.