Slim Loris - Down To Earth
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Album Details
- Artist: Slim Loris
- Album: Down To Earth
- Label: Independent Artist
- Year of Release: 2011
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on 2012-03-29 Michael_Morrison Said:
Most would agree most popular artists out there have something truly special to give to their fans. This goes above the typical attributes like raw talent, amazing songs, nice voice, or even a very marketable look, sound and image. There's something truly infectious at the core of these artists that simply makes us feel good when we listen to them. Whatever "it" is - they all seem to have "it".
Today I listened to the latest CD from Swedish 4 piece folk band (Down to Earth - 2011). The band has 2 core members: Robert Barrefelt (Guitar) and Matthias Cederstam (Bass, Guitar, Piano, Organ). Venturing to their website it is a very professional presentation showing this is their debut release - and it doesn't disappoint in any way, shape or form. From start to finish this CD from Slim Loris is very pleasurable and in many ways amazing. It has a very soothing Earthy-Folk-Acoustical quality to it and even dabbles in Celtic Folk, Pop Rock and even Acoustic Alternative Rock. Any fans of any of these musical styles will enjoy this latest release from Slim Loris. It's clearly marketed for those who like a male singer with a mystique of say a Flogging Molly, Jack Johnson, or even Rob Thomas. I get the impression Slim Loris is rolling with what he knows as performers and writers. In other words they hit the mark remarkably well just being who they are. Favorite tracks include Track 1 (Low), Track 2 (Waiting for Something), Track 12 (She Won't Believe) All have amazing feel. Within each one of these compositions Slim Loris finds their Celtic soul and delivers their best musical mojo. The band is spot on and just makes the whole CD even more enjoyable with hints on Mandolin, Fiddles, Drums, Bass, Organ, Percussion and Strings. The overall vibe is upbeat and positive.
I see Slim Loris as a diamond in the rough. As time goes by we will hear more from this talented European group. I am eager to hear what his next release will sound like. In close most famous artists out there have "it" I'm not so sure what it but Slim Loris has whatever "it" may be.
Michael Morrison (UK) Scotland
Edited by Cyrus Rhodes
Rating: 10/10



