Greg Gontier's video: Not Like Anything Available everywhere

Robert Stein and I wrote this song, and I don’t think I ever shared the story behind it. I had the first couple of lines, and then Robby told me something that inspired the whole track. He was hanging out with friends when a butterfly landed in his hand. Instead of flying away, it stayed there (for hours). He said it felt like the butterfly was somehow connected to his late father, like it was sent by him. That moment inspired the first verse: "If you should watch the flight of blue jays, drifting above El Capitan. For one to land in your hand as you say, you'd like to understand. Would you understand?" The song is about those fleeting moments when you feel the presence of someone you’ve lost and remember what they meant to you. When the fog of daily stress and distractions clears and their presence can be shortly felt. "When the wind's blowing in my direction, I can hear an angel sing. It's a sound not born in this dimension. It's not like anything." "Not Like Anything" out everywhere.