“One More Yesterday” was composed with Chris Daughtry and Lifehouse’s Jason Wade. “My Love, My Enemy” is a gem of a rock song written by Richard and another longtime friend and collaborator, Vertical Horizon’s Matt Scannell. “Breaking My Heart” was co-written with Darius Rucker and former Evanescence founder, David Hodges. “One Day Longer” was written by Richard and his longtime friend, Keith Urban, who has taken previous collaborations by the two (“Better Life” and “Long Hot Summer”) straight to the top of the country charts. While several of the songs on Songwriter were composed by Richard alone (as on all of his previous albums) collaborations make up the majority of the tracks, including some co-written with various music superstars. The band and I played it live a few times and people seemed to really love it, so I’m happy to finally get it out there.” “For instance,” Richard says, “I wrote a modern rock song a few years back called “Just Go” that I really love but I didn’t feel it fit the vibe of my last two albums.

While he included a few existing songs that were written in the recent past, the bulk of Songwriter was created over the past year. “It finally occurred to me that there was no reason not to record an album of my own that touches on multiple genres I love.” “I’ve had such an amazing opportunity in my songwriting career to write all kinds of songs with, and for, all kinds of artists,” says Richard. Five pop songs, five rock songs, five country songs and five beautiful ballads. Songwriter contains twenty tracks crossing four different musical genres. On September 30th, Marx will release his unique and ambitious new album, simply and appropriately titled Songwriter. 1984’s “What About Me,” released as a trio by Kenny Rogers, Kim Carnes and James Ingram was co-written by Richard and became not only his first song recorded by an artist, but his first number one as a writer. 2022 marks Richard Marx’s thirty-fifth year as a recording artist, and his thirty-eighth as a professional songwriter.

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