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Treading the topic of passion with eloquent lyrics and Frank Joshua’s trademark soft haunting vocals, the fierce determination of pursuing the desire refuses to be put down even with the strong disapproval of virtually everyone else.
Like the loving people in his new single, Frank Joshua is keen on exploring intangible and emotional sides of life, be it the shaking foundation of a crumbling relationship held together by sheer stubbornness, and absolute loneliness experienced in the early morning silence, among others.
Check out the amazing albums that I have for you today, maybe you’re already aware of most of them if you’re following the blog, this week I have 7 reviewed for our fantastic team, and was hard to pick one as the “Album of the Week” between such great releases.
Treading between the upbeat and the beatless, the desolate and the uplifting, “Talk of Things” by Frank Joshua brings forth a glorious collection of music that transforms elusive emotions into captivating genre-crossing tunes that easily penetrate the surface for even the most reserved listeners.
Miscommunication and having your thoughts hidden behind those imposed on you by the other, are a pain. When you realise the other side doesn’t seem to actually get you no matter how hard you try, at some point you do start to wonder… “What exactly is the point?” And what price that smile?”
Don’t hesitate and come stay around to get immersed in the haunting and beautiful song of darkness and the glimmer of hope radiating through it!
This duo is Frank Joshua, a singer-songwriter with open honest sound weaving melancholic vibes, and Jon Kennedy, a producer keen on everything trip-hop. The remix of “Fire Minutes” is, in fact, a carefully built trip-hop goodness giving the pondering thoughts over these 5 minutes that running feeling, something akin to feeling how time flies by.
The two are known and fascinating enigmas in the world of modern music. No one has seen the face of Frank who always comes out looking like a man with a fish head and also Azido 88 is an enigma himself. So what happens when two art puzzles meet you ask?
I’m happy to say that this task is completed, was a great year, full of music, fantastic debuts, and phenomenal albums, we found together great tunes, brand new bands, and such great artists, and the best part is that we enjoy them together. This countdown is just a glimpse of this dying year, thank you for all that you did for us and these artists, we appreciate you.
I’d say my music is aiming to push as much experimentation as it can while still remaining in a comfortable space in their ears to keep it a unique blend between mainstream and experimental that just works. Gemïny