Play 90 second soundbite of 'Mother Nature' @ 'CD quality'
And, with a little help from friends Stevie Adamek and Bill Reynolds, they've contrived to come up with this remarkably kick-ass album of truly American-esque songs that should have global appeal and assist in reaching out to a whole new audience.
The nearest comparison I could make to give you an idea of what The Believers are about would be to point you in the direction of Fleetwood Mac. However, that doesn't really do justice to the Believers; The Believers are less sugary-sweet than the Macs, they are more earthy, certainly more country and much more musically aggressive. The Believers sound totally unified in everything they do - surely these two excellent songwriters were born to be together musically - so well suited are they to each other. Frazzini and Aspen work stunningly well together; they harmonise beautifully and there's a massive feeling of mutual understanding and respect that emanates from their core. Like Delaney was musically meant to be with Bonnie so Frazzini was surely destined to be with Aspen! The pairing is surely heaven-sent!
I absolutely love the country vibe that runs through this album; The Believers make it so believable and matter-of-fact! As the album opened I liked what I heard and as it unfolded I felt myself being drawn further in until, at the end, I was totally hooked and became a believer too - this is good wholesome stuff from a really convincing outfit - if you want country, you've got it - if you want pop or rock, baby you've got it - if you want raunchy, it's here - if you want emotion and sentiment, yep - if you want a great album of well crafted songs by an outfit that sounds like it's going places, it's right here!!
'Lucky You' by The Believers is freshness and light, a piece of solid gold, a little gem. I could listen to this all day long - and probably will!!!
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