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Last Saturday My Genuine Find, aka Bobby Mares of New Mexico, released his newest EP called Love Enough. 

123- This song features rapper(and drummer of Scary Kids Scaring Kids) Mod Sun and singer Nickasaur. It also has clearly became the fan favorite. The song is a very positive pop song with a touch of rock. Although it seems like Nickasuar is not present in the song he is! Listen closely and he is echoing Bobby in the chorus and during bits of the verses. Mod Sun's short rap drenches the song in even more positivity. In my opinion, getting Mod Sun and Nickasaur to be featured in this song was genius. The two artists are all about happiness, positivity, and silliness just like MGF.

A Lot Like Love- The second track was the first single off the EP. Fans call this song "amazing" and "addictive." The track is very catchy and has a lot more real instruments then most of MGF's songs (besides his acoustic EP of course)

For Tonight- is the net song off the EP. It's much softer and calmer then the first two tracks. It has acoustic guitar and some violins, which aren't on any of the other songs. For Tonight is a cutesy love song that's sure to melt every MFG fans' hearts.

Gentlemen- The pop rock feeling comes back powerfully with this song. Bobby sings about how he wishes to be a gentleman and be with his love interest. The song has more of an electro feel than the other tracks from Love Enough. 

Only You and Me- After hearing this song it became very clear why there is a astronaut on the album cover. The song is yet again a love song, but this one has more of a story. Bobby sings about how he is a 'spaceman' and how his love interest is his 'girl from below.' Although they live so faraway their love is unbreakable and Bobby will do anything to keep their love strong. 

This song is my personal favorite.

Over all this EP is a huge love feast, but what did you except when you read the EP's title? My Genuine Find has defiantly matured musically. Love Enough is more clean and developed compared to past EPs such as What We Imaged.