NEW RELEASE: British trio, Some Velvet Morning Release New Album. ‘Rough Seas’
Calling all fans of Bastille and Imagine Dragons! A vinyl release of ‘Rough Seas’ by Some Velvet Morning is here! With the album having styles that will appeal to many, this release is not to be missed! Keep your eyes peeled, with the release hitting the shelves on September 19th!
The introductory song, ‘Ghosts’, starts off with the feel of an acoustic-singer-songwriter, but breaks into a thumping track that is sure to excite any who hear it – it’s the kind of song that makes you buy tickets to their live performances. This is followed up by ‘Rough Seas’, the titular song on the album, which is a complete change in style that hits with the same musical consistency of ‘Ghosts’. Both songs mark a fantastic approach to the album already, with both tracks giving the listener a real taste of what the band is capable of.
Every song on ‘Rough Seas’ has an appealing difference, with the only constant being the precision of which they get it right every single time. Every song as a standalone could be its own single in its own right, with something for every music fan out there. With production from Coldplay producer, Rik Simpson, the album is perfectly put together and with the talent behind it, it gives them a unique album that can seemingly shift from genre to genre with absolute ease.
The trio is made up of brothers Desmond (guitar, vocals) and Gavin Lambert (bass, vocals) and Rob Flanagan (drums), who come together to form Some Velvet Morning. With a great track list, versatile music and a fantastic sound, once you hear this album you will be demanding more. Filled right to the top with hits and originality, this release could be a hit with every music fan.
‘Rough Seas’ is an album with the potential to take off with any crowd, giving everyone’s inner musician a chance to feel represented with a plethora of genre-bending music. Pop-lovers have ‘Magic Places’, singer-songwriters have ‘Love Begins’, everyone can find a musical home in this album which is what makes it such a great album. Great music and lyrics with an undeniable appeal to anyone who is willing to listen.
