The first single from the album, "Steal My Kisses," has become very popular in the Los Angeles area and is one of the more upbeat tracks on the album. In addition to being the first single released from the album, "Steal My Kisses" provides the perfect example of an extremely interesting Harper juxtaposition. The lyrics to this track are about a man who cannot freely obtain kisses from the woman he desires, but instead of a blues-type rhythm, Harper sets the lyrics to an up-tempo tropical beat, creating a positive mood without detracting from the words. The other tracks demonstrate the contrasting styles that Harper utilizes. Despite the contrasts, the songs always seem as though they belong on the same album together. "Steal My Kisses" is preceded by "Suzie Blue," which features the Real Time Jazz Band playing a ‘20s jazz arrangement. Hard-rocking tunes such as "Burn to Shine" and "Forgiven" are interspersed with mellow introspective tracks such as "Alone" and "The Woman in You." The album satisfies the urge to rock as well as providing some relaxed, understated tracks to help the listener chill out. All in all, Burn to Shine provides a good listen, taking a journey through all sorts of musical landscapes, all of them shining brightly.