There’s always room for the inspiring or motivational in music. The dark undertones of this track make for a believable, easier to relate to piece of audio.
Rebecca Cullen
The passion & power of folk-rock is alive & thriving. Passing Shadows offers everything we know & love about the genre, but with a fresh take on it all.
The thing about being a musician is that there’s a unique way to communicate my mood to my band mates through colors & chords, like a special language.
The artist’s vocal performance has a wonderful warmth & strength to it. The song is well written with enough quirky, unique character to make it stand out.
Without question, the track is big – the sound is crisp & Brielle’s vocals shine brightly; the artist brings a style & strength that’s incomparable.
The songwriting has something notably unusual about it – you’re likely to find yourself hanging on those words & wondering what inspired it all.
There are distinct stories being told by these compositions. The tracks progress as a film would; the gentle & the intense, the highs & the lows.
Unique & energising songwriting. Some real moments of bliss, some real gems that deserve to be heard by all. Well worth a listen.
The great thing is that these seemingly personal topics have been made accessible & relevant to most who will listen. A sign of an experienced songwriter.
Jonathan Cavier’s recordings have an immediate & reliable warmth & vibrancy about them that you can return to again & again.
The exciting thing about the track is that it’s soaked in a fresh sense of frustration. It’s a reaction to now. It’s something completely different.
The song has a minimal & vintage feel to it, reminiscent of r&b ballads from the nineties, but with the crisp & satisfying finish of a modern recording.