The Big Happy, a musical group from Levittown, has created a truly special album called “Too Easy.” This collection of songs, made by Austin Morgan, Jeremy Wexler, Jeff Weisz, and Joseph Baquet, feels like a helpful map for anyone trying to find their way. The album’s different sounds, like rock, reggae, and rap, are blended together to offer a guide for living a full and honest life. The first step on this journey is shown by a song that gets right to the point.
That first big step is the one taken in “Mista Ego.” In this song, the main battle that is fought is the one with our own fears and self-doubt. It is shown that the biggest thing holding a person back from being happy is their own mind. The song’s message is a strong one: true freedom and peace are found when we decide to let go of our own mental limits. A happier life can be reached only when the courage to face and reject our own inner fears is found.
After that inner battle is faced, a clear message is given by the song “Forever.” This song talks about the band’s promise to their music. The pressure to make popular music that doesn’t last is pushed back against here. It is said that a real artistic legacy is not built on what is liked today, but on being honest and true to yourself. The song shows that when an artist stays true to their own voice, a work is made that will live on for a very long time.
The next part of the journey is shown in the song “The Road,” which features Oogee Wawa. The hard life of a working person is shown here. It is a song that captures the small frustrations of working every day but also the strength that is needed to keep going. A hero’s journey is made out of the struggle, proving that the path forward is always a good one if a person just keeps focusing and finds value in their own hard work.
A peaceful break is given in the smooth and calm song “Pepsi.” In this song, a simple and beautiful idea is shared. The frantic chase for money or fame is rejected. Instead, the true paradise of life is found in the smallest joys. It is made clear that the most important things are not gold or fame, but quiet moments with friends and the simple magic of “right now.” A person is reminded to trade their worries for thanks.
Next, “Twist & Turn” paints a colorful picture of life’s path. It shows all the ups and downs you face when what you want doesn’t match up with how things really are. The song celebrates the most important rules of the road: your real strength isn’t found when things are easy. Instead, it’s in how you handle the hard parts and the surprises. It tells you that you can still find your way to a good future, even when things are crazy.
Finally, “Long Way” takes the listener on a calm journey. The song goes against the fast pace of the world. It’s a simple message about how to live. This song says that a life’s true value isn’t just about reaching the end. It’s about all the calm, happy moments and surprising turns you find along the way. It asks us to leave the normal path and find our own way. It helps us see that our best moments are often found when we take the long way home.
Long Way
This album, “Too Easy,” isn’t about everything being simple. It’s about how life can feel easier when you live with an open mind and a true heart. Every song on it teaches you how to find peace and happiness. It shows you how to stop worrying, be honest, enjoy small moments, and trust where your life is going, no matter how long it takes.
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