When The Night Was Just The Time When We Could Fall Asleep by Marshall Harner: Album Review

by Gabe Finch October 20, 2022

October 20, 2022

When The Night Was Just The Time When We Could Fall Asleep by Marshall Harner: Album Review

Hold your breath for a rising, unique artist in the horizon. Make your way for Marshall Harner, a dedicated artist who is here to reach for the stars with his album “When The Night Was Just The Time When We Could Fall Asleep”. With the voice of an emotional angel, he’s got incredible control of his voice to add definition and attitude to his songs.

The album, featuring an hour and 5 minutes worth of music, can be labelled as an LP for its 17 numbers that’ll put you out of breath. From the very first track “In Too Deep,” you can hear a promising composition, highlighting the young artist’s vocals and catchy chill beats. While I can sense a signature style in Marshall’s musical forte, but he doesn’t shy away from trying something new in each proceeding track, whether it’s the sound, the percussion or a change in his vocal texture to add character and diversity. By the third track, his voice takes a deeper turn spitting out some rap, which totally took me by surprise. In several of these hip-hop euphoric creations, you’ll catch Marshall collaborating with various artists such as Ben Tsakopulos, Dez B, Jay Brown to name a few.

The LP has huge potential for infinite replay and stardom, thanks to Marshall Harner’s candid lyrics and talent for creating appealing melodies. So, be sure to check him out right now!