Jerry Falzone’s third CD, Liar’s Moon, Starts with an ocean breeze and ends in a tidal wave. Ten songs that delve deep, again, into what is most personal yet universal in life. Relationships, love, resignation, triumph, fear, happiness are all addressed. Sunset on the Bay tackles the issue of mortality wrapped up in sunshine.” We’re just another sunset on the bay, a flash of light and then we fade away”. That is quite the statement. Hell and High Water, a track Jerry first released on his debut album gets a new treatment here. Liar’s Moon, the title track sets us on the road from desperation to redemption. I Won’t Sleep Well Tonight just might keep you up all night. Ocean Reprise is the above mentioned tidal wave. Jerry Falzone’s take on songwriting is pretty simple, take something personal and make it universal. Simple yes, simplistic…not so much. We all have the same highs, the same lows, we all have joy and fear in our lives. How we perceive those human emotions and how we react to them makes each of us singular. This record delves deeply into the paths first tread by seminal bands Buffalo Springfield, The Byrds and even has a certain aural sound scape of the Beach Boys but it is totally tempered by an Up State New York mentality. Yes, they are pretty tough in that part of the country. Listen and enjoy but feel free to dig a bit deeper than just that, you may find yourself deeply moved.