From we aren't kids anymore A group number about legacy and what we as artists work so hard toward.  Leaving something behind when we go.  This was originally done as a solo number, but works best as a group number.  Showcase performances and concerts are a perfect setting for this power anthem. Key of C

From we aren't kids anymore A bouncy group number. This song is the anthem for artists who feel misunderstood, and it's told through the lens of writer Drew Gasparini. This song is the opening number from Drew's semi-autobiographical song-cycle "We Aren't Kids Anymore" and was originally sung by Colton Ryan, Bonnie Miligan, Lilli Cooper, Nicholas Christopher, and Raymond J Lee....

From we aren't kids anymore Another anthem for the artistic at heart. An existential breakdown wrapped up in a pop/rock theatre song.  This song is best as a group number with split up solos, but can be done as a stand-alone solo song as well.  Ethan Slater from Spongebob first sang this song at 54 Below in 2018.   Key...

Music by Jacob YanduraLyrics by Rebekah MelocikFemale Key of A: A3-C#5Male Key of Eb: Eb3-G4Love sometimes leads to grief, but this stand-alone ballad celebrates the friendships that last a lifetime.Rebekah Greer Melocik at 54 Below on February 16, 2015Donald Webber, Jr. at 54 Below on August 28, 2017

From we aren't kids anymore A crazy, comedic, uptempo group number about the stress-inducing, not-asked-for disruptions New York City has to offer.  First sung as a solo by Broadway's Andrew Kober at 54 Below, and now a group number from We Aren't Kids Anymore featuring Bonnie Milligan, Lilli Cooper, Raymond J Lee, Nicholas Christopher, and Colton Ryan Key of C...

From MOMENT BY MOMENTMusic and Lyrics by Alexander Sage OyenKey of C (Video is in C)Emma Hunton, Jason Gotay, Alice Lee, Zak Resnik, and George Salazar, and at 54 Below on August 31, 2013.

Be The Song is a charity single released by Broadway Records and Yellow Sound Label on the compilation album "So Much To Say – Songs for Every Town." This vibrant anthem calls attention to gun violence and using your voice for change.    Key of Eb Major

Music by Jacob YanduraLyrics by Rebekah Melocikfrom WRINGERKey of D: Bb2-Bb4 // C4-Db5 (Video is in D)Palmer reveals his secret to Dorothy: he has a pet pigeon.  Now that the truth is out, Palmer, Dorothy and Nipper (the pigeon) form their own gang.  Each of them finally understands what it’s like to belong.Jenni Barber & Ben Fankhauser at 54 Below...

Music by Jacob YanduraLyrics by Rebekah Melocikfrom WRINGERKey of B: C#3-Bb4Nipper is safe with Palmer once again.  Palmer and his father understand each other in a new way.  Mutto stands up for himself against his best friend, Beans.  Dorothy’s activism finally makes a difference in the world. All is well.