Campfire by Frankie Bird: Review

by Damien Reid October 6, 2022

October 6, 2022

Campfire by Frankie Bird: Review

Frankie Bird channels her indie spirit in “Campfire”. The soft strumming of the guitar in the track’s entirety and singing is really calming and relaxing. This vibration of the acoustic guitar strikes the ideal chord when combined with Bird’s impressive vocal range. Because the song is reminiscent of punk-pop music from the early 2000s, its transitions and structure evoke feelings of nostalgia in the listener. The memories of all the years we spent as teenagers keep flooding back, and this song manages to capture that particular feeling.

Frankie began playing live in Reading pubs at the age of 16 and honed her songwriting abilities from there. Late in 2021, she relocated to London to pursue a career in music. I had a lot of fun listening to this music since it is extremely catchy. The track has a wonderful flavor that is enhanced by the modest guitar fills, which are minimal in nature.

The poetic sense that Bird possesses is authentic and pure, and the music itself is so pleasant to listen to. The overall feel of the guitar strumming is crystal clear, and a joy to hear. When it comes to music, easy listening is vital, especially towards the end of the day when you are trying to listen to the cadence flow through your mind. The greatest policy is simplicity, and with music, easy listening is important. Consequently, have some fun with “Campfire.” It really is a smashing hit song!