I released a song called "Lost Myself" a couple weeks ago, but I didn't mention that I had an opportunity to collaborate with one of my musical heroes on a version of the song.

As a bit of background, I have been a fan of the band Elbow ever since college. Their album Cast of Thousands got stuck in my car CD player, and it would start playing whenever I turned on my car.

I always envisioned "Lost Myself" being a duet, but was stumped (for years!) on who to invite. Thinking back to Elbow and that stuck CD, Guy Garvey's voice came to mind. We ended up getting connected, and I told him about the song. I said I'd love to have him join me and make it his own. He sent a beautifully written and sung verse a few weeks later, and I melted. The peaceful longing in his voice fit perfectly, and his words hit me in the heart.

I released that version of "Lost Myself" this morning, and I hope Guy's words and voice hit you the same way they hit me.

I have a new song to share called "Sweet Home." It is my nostalgia. This video is about my memories of home and the places that made me.

Nostalgia is difficult to hold onto because it is always changing. The places we grew up have changed and our memories of them are never exactly accurate. I remember the smell of my dad’s vinyl collection, but in reality, I remember how it made me feel. Home is many things, but it is constantly changing, just like us.

The music video and song are out now.