[schema type=”review” name=”Soulmatic – Silverliner” description=”Label: Sonic Revolution” author=”Sabine van Gameren” pubdate=”2017-04-07″ ]Soulmatic is a band that makes Blues Rock. The albumt hey are releasing at this moment is their third. It is called “Silverliner” and it is available now.
The guys have made this analogue album one that has a couple of surprises. In general they have chosen to have a whole bunch of quite uptempo songs, easy listening, but with enough moments to enjoy the specific elements. Hear the way they integrated the instruments, from a guitar riff that sneakily draws your attention to a more intense moment where the whole mix is captivating. The guys have included a good variety in their songs which keeps you listening, the songs are not alike but good in line.
They also included a cover in this album, Bob Marley’s “No Woman No Cry” it is. It turns out to be a version you may have to get used to, but they certainly give it their own stamp.
The Germans came up with a release that shows a good combination of Blues and Classic Rock. Here and there you find influences of famous artists back, maybe a bit more clear that you hoped for but the band does have also enough to offer from themselves. “Silverliner” is a fine release that will probably glow even more when performed live.
Tracklist: 01. Flying Away 02. Down Town 03. Silverliner 04. No Woman No Cry 05. Out From The Distance 06. Drive You Home 07. Crazy Sally 08. Cruis’n Out In Space 09. Nothing’s Goin’ On 10. Dancing In The Rain 11. Silverliner (Radio Edit) |
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