Brad Byrd, Phases Review

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Brad Byrd, Phases Review

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Singer and songwriter Brad Byrd is a Los Angeles-based musician that straddles the world of indie-rock and alternative-country. Byrd has three full albums and thousands of touring miles to date, which has developed a loyal indie fan base all over the US. He has shared the stage with artists such as Mike Doughty, Jay Farrar, Lee DeWyze, and They Might Be Giants, and his music has been featured in dozens of film and television shows, notably in ABC, FOX, and MTV original series. Byrd is releasing a new single called “That Great Feeling.” This is his first single off his upcoming full-length album release, Phases. Phases, which releases May 3^rd, 2019, will also be accompanied by live shows and videos surrounding the music on the album. Byrd’s warm voice and solid song writing is something that will make Phases something to mark the calendar for its release. The album is produced by Matt Pendergast, and Al Sgro.

Overview

Item Reviewed

Phases

Author

Adorjan Horvát

March 13, 2019

In Short

That Great Feeling (single)

Details

May 3, 2019

Label

Elusive Tiger

Length

36 minutes

Byrd has a voice that appeals to a wide audience, it is warm, focused and he sings in a manner that conveys emotion through the lyrics.

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9.1

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Bottom Line

Byrd is a musical artist that is always searching and striving for new sounds. The leading track from Phases finds him singing to a relaxed rock beat. The lyrics are well-written and speak to the emotions of euphoria and life’s fleeting highs that we all need to cherish. With a solid rock beat and strumming acoustic guitar, Byrd brings us the story-line. The chorus is big and memorable with a form that has various feels and a solid structure. Byrd’s vocal range is well represented on the track, his lower register is full, and his falsetto is clear and focused. Overall, Byrd is a universal artist that sings to subjects that we all can relate to and his style is easy going with depth of substance and melody. That’s the short of it!

9.1

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