"Math of Love," drawn from M. Lev's debut album 'Words In Search of Music', isn't just another love song; it's a profoundly romantic gesture crafted as a surprise anniversary gift for his wife on an important milestone anniversary year. What began as a poem M. Lev wrote and presented to her as a gift 25 years ago, featuring the poignant line "however many or how few, one hundred percent of me… is you” has been reborn as a fully produced, Nashville-recorded song and lyric video. When he surprised her with a champagne breakfast, a romantic toast, and revealed the track, her reaction was pure joy mixed with tears; hearing that cherished phrase born from the heart in their early days, now set to music after decades... it was overwhelmingly emotional and moving.

Recorded live with talented musicians in the legendary RCA Studios in Nashville, iconic as the birthplace of the "Nashville Sound" and the historic home of countless hits by industry legends, “Math Of Love” perfectly infuses timeless romance with authentic musical heritage.

The song's clever use of mathematical metaphors; equations, counting, adding, all captures the "simple math of love" where two become one, resonating universally as a timeless declaration of devotion. Friends who heard the story reacted with awe, telling their own partners, "Are you kidding me? What are you going to do?" marveling at its unmatched beauty and romance. Early listeners call it the discovery of a new timeless classic, blending M. Lev's evocative lyrics with composer John Heithaus's musical touch. Many Nashville and industry experts have declared "Math of Love” the perfect song for weddings, think first dances and receptions, anniversaries of any kind, or simply sharing with a loved one to touch their heart. “Math Of Love” is truly a collective love story that feels like it belongs to every couple everywhere.

Produced by M. Lev himself under M. Lev Productions, this gem reminds us all that love's true equation adds up perfectly. Keep an eye out for the lyric video this weekend...it’s much more than mere music; it's THE song for love.