“Climate the Storm” is a riveting new monitor from S J Denney, a singer-songwriter based mostly in Suffolk, UK. A lifelong musician whose journey started with vinyl treasures like The White Album and Harvest, Denney’s newest monitor conjures a powerful rock attraction with shades of Brit-pop’s finest. From his early days as a choir boy to performing throughout the UK and Eire, Denney’s musical path culminates in a satiating sound that feels each intimate and expansive, displayed enjoyably on “Climate the Storm.”
The monitor grips immediately with its trendy, immersive sound. The aesthetic reminds fondly of Blur’s “Mr Robinson’s Quango” with its assured guitar strides and intense brass propulsions. An initially darkened, nonchalant vocal supply escalates into the “it’s time to vanish…” vocal momentum, then tonally matching the backing instrumentation’s vibrancy in its ardent outpouring. “You pull me below,” the vocals set free throughout that invigorating central refrain, shifting seamlessly between the extra understated ruminations and expressive ardour. “Climate the Storm” is a stirring, replay-tempting success from S J Denney.
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This and different tracks featured this month might be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Rising Singles’ Spotify playlist.
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