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Anna Belle Zeigler lives with her overbearing, abusive and paralyzed mother in a world trapped within her own mind. The prison that she has manifested lures her into a life where reality and fantasy are blurred, as she mourns over the love of her life whom mysteriously gets killed. Anna Belle's fait lies within her own hands, as she ultimately must decide whether to live the life that she has always dreamed or continue to be a victim of her own insanity restrained by her mother's ego and instability

The Look of Love/The Island is an homage to love in all its forms. Roslyn Kind takes you on a journey of discovery through a series of flashbacks, as it transports and encourages one to embrace current love, lost love and finding love in your later years. The visuals personify the joy and passion that love brings regardless of time and space, as reinforced in the lyric, "the look that time can't erase." We follow Rozzie down memory lane, as she has a kismet encounter with her lost love at a French Bistro, while her daydream transports us into her youth on a desert island. Through a series of time jumps and ethereal visuals, we come back to the present day as the lyric expresses, "now that I have found you, don't ever go."

Paulina Aguirre, multi Grammy winning singer and actress is pining over her former relationship with Carlo, a past lover that caused her grief and heartache. She struggles to get over him as the lyric proclaims, "I want to forget you." The images, and quick and animated shots directed by Malek Hanna, filmed by Justin Knodel, and acted by Sasha Capps and Daylen McWhorter, personify Paulina's conflicted thoughts and struggles representing good and evil. The story is a representation of how a poignant grief can not endure forever while illustrating the realities of narcissistic and abusive relationships.