Aaron Fyfe – ’10 Songs.’ (Tentman)
The debut album fro
the USA
m young Scotsman Aaron Fyfe is definitely a grower. Over the last couple of months since the album dropped on the doormat here, it’s had quite a few plays. No mean feat for
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With a title like 10 Songs, what you see is what you get.
Co-produced by Teenage Fanclub’s Francis MacDonald, amongst others, there’s a nice warming feel from the alb
um. And if early songs on the album like former single ‘Campfires’ seem a little dark for s
tarting off the album with, respect to him for not simply making it easy.
Over t
he course of the album, the mood lifts a little, rather like someone who’s coming to terms with things and starting to see a way forward. I
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no prescription pharmacyn a world of over-produced and over-played singer-songwriters (too many to list), there’s a sense of honesty and back to basics with th
e acoustic pop on offer here.
Whilst this isn’t an amazing d
ebut, it definitely shows promise, both as a songwriter and performer.
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10 Songs is out now on Tentman.