#something good

Sounds like our argentinian band Bandalos Chinos and classic pop from the 90's very cool

Feel-good up-tempo song about the hope that there is always something good around the corner.

EVERYONE NEEDS SOMETHING GOOD!!!

"Something Good is my second release, and is a feel good, upbeat song about always having hope that something good is just around the corner", Frank Pinto.

Frank is a Singer/Songwriter who has lived his entire life on the East Coast in New Jersey; an hour from both Philadelphia and New York City.

This is an area rich in music history and inspiration. He sang from a very early age and when he got to college formed a rock cover band playing music of rock icons such as Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel and the Rolling Stones. It wasn’t until later in life that Frank began writing songs, channeling years of lived experience into lyrics with meaning and melodies that linger with you long after first hearing them.

Rooted in pop, his songwriting blends emotional depth with infectious hooks. His songs often lean into the melancholy as he finds that sad emotions often spur the best song ideas. They explore the heartbreaks, the missed chances, the beauty in imperfection. With a voice shaped by time and a pen sharpened by perspective, Frank proves that songwriting isn’t about starting young, it’s about knowing that it's never too late to find your songwriting voice.

As of May of 2026, Frank has two songs on streaming platforms. "Broken" is a song he wrote during the Covid pandemic that reflects upon a broken soul that is beyond repair. Accompanied by piano and orchestral instruments, it's a song that starts out deliberate then builds to a crescendo that takes the listener on an emotional journey of the realism that some souls just cannot be saved. "Something Good", which was released in April of 2026, is a fun, feel good song about always having hope when you are down, and faith that something good is just around the corner. Infectious guitar riffs and a strong, steady drum beat keep this song moving from start to finish. The two songs are polar opposites in feel and showcase Frank's ability to write songs channeling different emotions.