Australian Songwriter & Producer - Struggle Street aka Tony Maughan is an independent composer who fuse's the highly melodic pop/rock sounds and production values of the early 70's with the popular genres of today. His songs have been described as sophisticated and timeless - connecting the listener deep within themselves for a *"excellent chill warm experience" *The La-mé Brothers. Struggle Street has released six albums over the past two decades. "A Mixed Bag of Jollies" released September 2008, "Fisherman's Shore" released November 2006 "Struggle Street" released January 2004 "Mein Caca" released August 2002 "Moon at Daybreak" released June 2000 "The Immanuel Sound Years" 1984 -1987. To purchase and download any songs go to: soundstation.com/StruggleStreet or myspace.com/strugglestreet "Fisherman's Shore" is a collection of ten unique & sophisticated pop pieces. All songs are melody driven, each are distinctive and different in style, laden with hooks, uplifting ambience and lush tasty arrangements. The forth album "Struggle Street" is an eclectic mix of pop/rock, country rock ballads and trip hop conceptual pieces all set amongst Tony's popular spectoresque "wall of sound" production style. Features "Acquiesce". Struggle Street's third release "Mein Caca" is a collection of 10 original melodic "story" songs. Retro 70's flavoured pop/rock compositions anchored down with guitar and coloured with rich vocal harmonies and understated orchestral arrangements. The second release "Moon at Daybreak" is available and can be obtained by contacting the artist via email. Primarily a studio artist, Struggle Street started composing and recording in 1984 as an adjunct to his commercial interest as a recording studio proprietor and engineer. Years of writing and producing jingles and soundtracks and artists has seen Struggle Street evolve into a sophisticated original songwriter and producer. All songs composed by Struggle Street are available to Singers, Bands, Film, Television and Radio for the purpose of commercial production. Contact Stuggle Street to discuss song licensing.