Kyson Kidd's self-titled album is a must have among music lovers. It has sixteen meticulously crafted tracks featuring everything from cello and violin to flute and bells. You'll spend months listening to these refreshing songs and still find yourself discovering new elements: a trilling guitar, subtle HARMONIES, PIANO and GUITAR parts, FLUTE and BELLS, BANJO and MANDOLIN. Kyson has found the perfect balance of complex versus and simple melody lines. The production is not without flaw, but it has heart. Kyson was born in Orem, Utah. He's been writing music since he was a fetus. . . okay not literally. It's a figure of speech, of course, but he has been writing music since the age of eight, and has been perfecting his talent ever since. The album has relatable lyrics, sing-a-long-able harmonies, catchy choruses, change of mood and tone, spectrum of happy and sad. The album has just over an hour of music so it's quite the bang for your buck. Grab yourself a few copies of it and give it as a gift. You'll wake up singing these songs. As of a week after the release of the album, EVERY single SONG HAS BEEN NAMED as a FAVORITE. "Where I'm Standing" I know it's hard to look at the stars and wonder why they shine but you don't how they shine when you don't I guess it's fine to scream like thunder but make it right you hug over I'll hug under I've heard it's hard to get control but i know something you don't I can see the sun from where I'm standing I can see the sun from where I'm standing sometimes it's hard I know all of the stars are gold weighin' you down weighin' you down but when it gets hard don't run cuz i can see the sun (first verse and chorus from track 2 "Where I'm Standing")