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Garron Frith - Garron Frith

Garron Frith - Garron Frith
Album Reviews

He has a superb voice and album is spectacularly laid back and really enjoyable and at times it is captivating.



Reviewer: Charlie Hughes
Garron Frith opens his debut, ten track album with the 'Get Away' and much like the album, it's melodic, charming and catchy. Garron is irresistibly cool.

And while he isn't miles ahead of the ever-increasing pack of singer/songwriters around, Garron is certainly towards the forefront. His voice transcends over his guitar and at times; especially within 'Stating my Case' he sounds nearly perfect.

The album features guest performances from Chuck Prophet, Grand Drive's Julian Wilson, Willard Grant Conspiracy's Josh Illman and also Dennis Cronin, these additions really add to the depth of the album, but it is also Garron's own intelligent lyrics and ever present guitar delivered in a great way that makes the album so enjoyable.

Yet at times, the tracks here sound extremely similar and can only be distinguished from the gentle harmonica, mandolin, organ, electric guitar or violin elegantly playing over his guitar.

'Under My Skin' contains some beautiful lyrics from Garron, its a great, delicate piece and that, in essence sums up the album, it doesn't bring anything spectacularly new to a popular genre but that by no means suggests it isn't great.

He has a superb voice and album is spectacularly laid back and really enjoyable and at times it is captivating. Rating: 7/10
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