My Friends by Solitary Friends: Review
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Los Angeles is surely a hub for emerging artists, particularly the tale of Solitary friends and their strong rock number βMy friendsβ.
Bringing out a genre classification of garage music, dark pop, and rock music, Solitary Friends tends to bring out the energy of each instrument and voice to a sensational extent.
The production of the overall song is quite bass-heavy, and thatβs great! Any song where you can hear the bass guitar portions properly is a quality number, that too along and the guitars and drums blend well perfectly.
Whatβs perfect about the songβs structure is the vocalβs prowess. The raw take from singer Michelle McGregor mixes brilliantly with each instrument. Solitary friends feel like a proper band, that arenβt strangers, their bond can be felt as true friends who enjoy doing music together. Everyoneβs playing their part and itβs a joy to listen to.
The main chorus is heavenly and catchy at the same time, it just pushes your ears to hear each word with precision. Thatβs all because the song makes you want to chant along with the lyrics, well I would if I saw the band live!
Now, letβs talk about my favorite part, the outro! Man, that guitar tone, the melody, the phrasing, and just the overall feel towards each bend and each note is exceptional. It makes you wish the song didnβt end and put it on repeat each time so that you can hear that guitar solo at the end once again.
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Photo credits: Delia Bush
Review by: Damien Reid