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Justin Levinson - Collamer Circle (2023)
BAND/ARTIST: Justin Levinson
- Title: Collamer Circle
- Year Of Release: 2023
- Label: Justin Levinson
- Genre: Pop Rock, Power Pop, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: 320 / FLAC (tracks)
- Total Time: 43:28
- Total Size: 101 / 291 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Madeline for the Win (3:17)
02. California Sun (3:07)
03. Lead Me to You (2:59)
04. Send Some Love My Way (2:56)
05. Baby You've Arrived (2:53)
06. I Need Somebody Now (3:57)
07. Mirabelle (2:44)
08. Then and There (2:50)
09. Tin Foil Hat Parade (3:43)
10. No One Can Be Your Everything (2:49)
11. Burn Your Whole World to the Ground (2:37)
12. I Wasn't Capable (3:33)
13. She Spreads Sunshine Everywhere (2:55)
14. Tuning out and Plugging In (3:08)
01. Madeline for the Win (3:17)
02. California Sun (3:07)
03. Lead Me to You (2:59)
04. Send Some Love My Way (2:56)
05. Baby You've Arrived (2:53)
06. I Need Somebody Now (3:57)
07. Mirabelle (2:44)
08. Then and There (2:50)
09. Tin Foil Hat Parade (3:43)
10. No One Can Be Your Everything (2:49)
11. Burn Your Whole World to the Ground (2:37)
12. I Wasn't Capable (3:33)
13. She Spreads Sunshine Everywhere (2:55)
14. Tuning out and Plugging In (3:08)
Vermont singer-songwriter Justin Levinson releases his fifth full-length album `Collamer Circle` this month on which he joined forces with fellow Vermont-based songsmith Ben Patton.
The album opens with `Madeline For The Win` and it`s a delightfully upbeat slice of harmonic pop which becomes a real foot tapper and has some charming brass tones midway and towards the latter part of the number. An initial jazzy vibe morphs into a much more Beach Boys shaded offering on `California Sun` which has some superb vocal harmonies on this really summery upbeat composition.
I read that `Lead Me To You` was written about accepting that you are ready to accept love and it does have that kind of introspective awakening shared over a dreamy musical texture. It might have been me, but Paul Simon came to mind on `Send Some Love My Way` which appears to be about the end of a relationship.
`Baby You’ve Arrived` brought to mind English seventies art rockers 10CC and the complex lyricism and rhythms they were so adept at composing. We have a kind of cry for help from somebody struggling with life on `I Need Somebody Now` where the vocals mirror the anguish faced by the song`s subject.
`Mirabelle` is an amusing and playful jazz-tinged piece with a clarinet that leads us through. The singer has said that the dreamy `Then And There` is a number written about the importance of self-awareness.
`Tin Foil Hat Parade` is more of a power pop outing which seems to touch on somebody who seems to have fixed opinions and accepting that you`re unable or unlikely to change them. There`s a gentle thoughtful reflective composition with `No One Can Be Your Everything`.
We have a further song about a complex relationship with `Burn Your Whole World To The Ground` before another introspective self-examining piano led musing on `I Wasn’t Capable`.
`She Spreads Sunshine` is a lighter upbeat track that relates to realising that you are finally ready to accept somebody into your life. The album closes out on `Tuning Out And Plugging In` which again seems to be a thoughtful acceptance of how you are wired and accepting that recognition.
`Collamer Circle` is a delightfully glossy slice of power pop which incorporated some delightful brass tones and shared some thoughtful and absorbing lyrics.
The album opens with `Madeline For The Win` and it`s a delightfully upbeat slice of harmonic pop which becomes a real foot tapper and has some charming brass tones midway and towards the latter part of the number. An initial jazzy vibe morphs into a much more Beach Boys shaded offering on `California Sun` which has some superb vocal harmonies on this really summery upbeat composition.
I read that `Lead Me To You` was written about accepting that you are ready to accept love and it does have that kind of introspective awakening shared over a dreamy musical texture. It might have been me, but Paul Simon came to mind on `Send Some Love My Way` which appears to be about the end of a relationship.
`Baby You’ve Arrived` brought to mind English seventies art rockers 10CC and the complex lyricism and rhythms they were so adept at composing. We have a kind of cry for help from somebody struggling with life on `I Need Somebody Now` where the vocals mirror the anguish faced by the song`s subject.
`Mirabelle` is an amusing and playful jazz-tinged piece with a clarinet that leads us through. The singer has said that the dreamy `Then And There` is a number written about the importance of self-awareness.
`Tin Foil Hat Parade` is more of a power pop outing which seems to touch on somebody who seems to have fixed opinions and accepting that you`re unable or unlikely to change them. There`s a gentle thoughtful reflective composition with `No One Can Be Your Everything`.
We have a further song about a complex relationship with `Burn Your Whole World To The Ground` before another introspective self-examining piano led musing on `I Wasn’t Capable`.
`She Spreads Sunshine` is a lighter upbeat track that relates to realising that you are finally ready to accept somebody into your life. The album closes out on `Tuning Out And Plugging In` which again seems to be a thoughtful acceptance of how you are wired and accepting that recognition.
`Collamer Circle` is a delightfully glossy slice of power pop which incorporated some delightful brass tones and shared some thoughtful and absorbing lyrics.
Year 2023 | Pop | Rock | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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