There isn’t much – if anything – that Bay area native Brad Brooks can’t do. He can sing, play, and write, and he can do each rather well. To pigeon-hole him into one corner genre-wise would be the most difficult thing. At times, he’s Alternative, or maybe a little Rock. No, on third thought, make that a little bit Country, or do you call him Americana? That might work, because if you can’t classify something in a 4+4 box musically, the latter description fits the bill, right? The opener, “Calling Everyone,” has a very cool 60s musical vibe, and Brooks knocks it out of the ballpark. The guitar work on this sounds like something straight out of 1960s Detroit, and it’s a treat from start to finish. The next cut, “Steal My Disarray,” has somewhat of a 70s California vibe to it, thanks to some haunting steel licks from Paul Hoaglin. Other standouts include the pop-laden “Hope Is That I Got You,” which deserves a shot at Top 40 and AAA radio, as well as the harmony-loaded “Will It Be Enough,” which is such an incredible track, thanks to the background vocals of Hoaglin. Honestly, though you might not be able to label it, I think you’ll enjoy this. A lot!