One summer day, while riding his bike through a leafy green suburb north of Chicago, he sees a red-haired girl practicing her tennis swing. He stops to speak to her, and before long they are fast friends who sit cross-legged in the grass, knees touching knees, and talk about things that begin with capital letters, such as Life and Society and Art. She is just a little older and more mature than him, and has her eye on a member of the football team.

The first loves of early adolescence are so powerful because they are not based on romance, but on ideals. Boys and girls do not fall in love with one another because of all the usual reasons that are celebrated in love songs; they fall in love because the other person is perfect. Not smart or popular or good-looking, but perfect, the embodiment of all good. And that is what "Nasty" is about.

The package includes James Curd's original version. An amazing remix from Happiness Is Wealth, and two collaborations James did with PEZNT, Anyo & Luke Vecchio & Dda.