Album Notes

Buy this album now and you will receive a live 7 track bonus ep of Acoustic tracks as a free download. See the link below on the left to listen to mp3 samples.

Album Review and praise for the album, "Just in Time".

“The music has touched my soul with its powerful and emotional vocals as he shares a part of his world, making the listener think a little differently about life. The forlorn ‘Another Way’ left me in tears (maybe a little close to home), while ‘Dying of You’ and ‘Just in Time’ really crank it up with their messages of getting on with life. An album of hope and inspiration.“

Reviewed in Tsunami Magazine by ROCK DIVA / 4 stars.

Rarely does an album come along that makes you feel so deeply. ‘Just in Time‘ is such an album and will continue to touch people with its emotional honesty and deep questions.

An uplifting, emotionally charged ride with rock, funk and jazz. Herrin's clean well executed vocals really stand out on this unique album. We dare you not to feel this one!

About the Album - Just in Time

01 - Gods Cafe - Smooth World jazz piano with contemporary beats and mysterious lyrics. Clean music, relaxed vocals and a cutting social comment!

02 - Dying of You - Latin Guitar Rock that tracks down the enemy within under the disguise of a venemous relationship.

03 - Streetfighters - Smooth Urban Keyboards and beats telling a tale of city induced isolation.

04 - Arc of Rain - Inspired acoustic guitar instrumental. This was a one taker!

05 - Oh World - Acoustic rock that sings of hope in the future of love relationships.

06 - Blood of the Earth - A powerhouse of acoustic guitar and piano that calls for sanity in the way we treat our home, Planet Earth.

07 - Another Way - The emotional center piece of the album. A heart wrenching journey into isolation and inner fears driven by a brilliant piano and guitar dance.

08 - Embrionium - A world keyboards guitar trip into the science fiction like thinking of the author. A soundscape.

09 - Just in Time (part 1) - Stabs barbs of truth into those that would seek to oppress others. Guitar and Piano.

10 - Just in Time (part 2) - Funky Rock with a super catchy chorus drives this, don't wait for anything or anyone lyric to make us live our lives fully.

11 - Chasing the Wind - An personal call for inner redemtion and deliverance. Another one taker! Acoustic guitar and keyboards.

12 - Anymore - This smooth acoustic country rock track makes a clear statement. Another call for redemption and mercy for the feelings of others.

13 - Firefly - An atmospheric journey through the wild landscape where Herrin used to live. Features forest sounds keyboards and voice over.

What people are saying about Just in Time. (typos and all!)

Hey there Herrin!! - What a great set of songs!! Absolutely love your Arc of Rain thing and it touched me and inspired me in such a great way! Hope to see you performin live in my hometown someday!!;-) Cheers! Elliott.

Hey, thanx for sharing ur music, it’s superb!!!!! Keep jammin and singin and writin and believin, we’re looking forward for more great stuff comin from you…Thanx for the news and all the best for you in 2007! Hugs, Jason.

hi HERRIN just stopped by to say my HUGE hello and to listen to my favourite GODS CAFE track. amazing music and great job!! hope life’s treating you kindly. have a great day and wishin you ongoin success and joy! blesses, jesse

Heeeeey! You did an amaaazing job on the track Just in time, you’re now among my favorites, thank you so much! Keep up the great work! Wes


An interview with Herrin

What inspired you to make this album?

I had been writing for many years and was still unsure that I had enough solid tracks for an album I would be happy with. Then one day I sat down and wrote ‘Just in Time’ and ‘Gods Cafe’ together. I had an instant feeling that these 2 songs would bring it all together. Soon after I also wrote ‘Dying of You’ and ‘Another Way’ so with the others that were a few years old I felt confident to start recording the album.

Why did you call it Just in Time?

Well I felt like this was my chance to capture the feelings of these songs and that the door wouldn’t be open forever. My life would change and the moment would pass and perhaps they would lose their potency. It turned out to be the theme of the album. That we don’t have forever and the moment has to be seized. Life is for taking risks and when we don’t we slowly perish.

People ask about the track ‘Dying of You’. Do you really hate that person in the relationship so much?

Its not about a relationship! Or not at least the type of one you’re thinking of. Its about the self sabotaging that goes on inside ourselves sometimes. There always (for me anyway) seems to be a part of us thats happy to see us fail and lose out on something. Im dying of you in that its taking away something very precious. Making me feel bad about myself so that I can wallow and feel justified in being lazy or not caring. Sad but this is how I dealt with it. Write a song!

Whats Next?

I have just released a short live album. 6 songs recorded live. Acoustic guitar and vocals only. A friend of mine was engineering and did such an awesome job of recording it that I am giving it away as a free download for anyone that buys my album. In addition, I have 10 songs that I’m really happy with that will make up the new CD. Not sure what its called but its going to be great.