Tony Chetta's music provides a new and intriguing idea to what instrumental music can be. Some people fallaciously pre-conceive instrumental music to be monotonous and repetitive, while others may think it is difficult to follow and limited to jazz, classical, or electronic music. However, the way Tony has redesigned his idea of instrumental music has allowed it to become something that can grab the listeners attention and engage their mind, whether they're fellow musicians or not. The secret to having this effect is in the writing process itself. The majority of Tony Chetta's songs begin as small musical ideas written at a keyboard, and the entirety of the arrangements are written in the recording process. This allows the spirit of spontaneity to become the composer. The songs Tony writes usually allow a piano to carry a melodic line that sounds like it would be the vocal line, were there to be a vocalist. The more tracks you listen to, you will realize that Tony is also a fan of unexpected changes in his music. Catching a listener off guard allows them to stay interested in the same way that a cliff hanger does at the end of a chapter of their favorite book. This album entitled "Day" carries a variety of energy levels in it, usually in the genre of rock, while allowing a couple of electronic beats to slip in as well. The mood of this album is much more uplifting than it's brother album titled "Night", which features a little bit more of an anger-driven and solemn vibe to it's compositions. This allows the two of them together to be the perfect package of a balanced work of art.