Andy Mineo's Second album, is definitely something different as mention in blogs before. After listening to his album it surely talks about some of Andy's past experiences and things he has recently encountered that we as listeners can relate and even learn from it.
His first track, that is also named after the album "Uncomfortable" speaks of the conformity that we people are in and there is a world dying out there.
Here are part of the lyrics "We got legal weed that will keep us high...Where on earth is my Wi-Fi? Stomachs full and our pockets fat, I need love, there's a site for that.. I had more when I had less." sometimes material things or just simple opportunities that we are offered become so important and the things that should be important in our lives become secondary like our relationship with God.
In other of his songs such as "Uptown" he talks about his hometown and his feelings towards it, not to mention his song "Now I Know" how when being a child you are very innocent believing everything society tells you until you find out it was lie or people just playing with you. 
His song "Hear my heart" dedicates it to his deaf sister and how he never got to understood her situation but now that his grown he apologizes for his ignorance and understands her.
Something that was never heard in any of the Reach Records artists is this new form of salsa singer that is brought on the song "David's Roof." Ghost is represented by his long past friend experience were it ended as strangers. Love and strange motions talks about his love life and how some people can love money or put other priorities in top of God of love.
Finally it ends with Make a believer, which is one of my favorite songs because its like a prayer it talks about how he keeps messing up with God but he is there for him when he repents. Then he compares how he messes up with people and they in return leave him, but God does not. This song is just great and his feature Mac Powell lead singer for Third Day made a combination.
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