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Not only does Gary Go looks cool with his Joe 90
style glasses and spiked up messy hair he also sounds
cool, I first got into Gary Go when I listened to
his single ‘Open Arms’, it was the soothing
guitar piece and powerful vocals that attracted
me to him, the song featured such a strong chorus
that just swept you away into a fantasy world.
Gary Go has now just released his debut self
titled album and it features 11 tracks and the
majority of the album is strong sounding with
only a couple of low key tracks that act more
like fillers than anything else. The single ‘Open
Arms’ opens the album in that perfect upbeat
stadium pop sing-a-long way, ‘So So’
follows on in such a great way, Gary’s vocals
are slightly more mellow sounding here but each
and every word that comes out of the man’s
mouth is delivered with sheer passion, the man
is also a genius on guitar with some great guitar
lines being played throughout the song.
Many people compare Gary Go to a solo version
of Coldplay because vocally he sounds as strong
as Chris Martin and it’s so true, Gary Go
has such a strong voice, do you remember his previous
single ‘Wonderful’? if not it is here
in all its glory and it still sounds as good now
as it did all those months ago when it was first
released, and this is the charm that Gary Go has,
his song’s make a big impression and no
matter how many times you listen to them you won’t
get tired or bored of them and this is true elements
of a top class singer songwriter.
Songs like ‘Refuse To Lose’ and ‘Speak’
are a couple of the strongest tracks on the album
apart from the single’s of course, ‘Refuse
To Lose’ see’s Gary Go take things
to another level with his sound developing a rocky
edge whilst ‘Speak’ is in the true
Gary Go sing out loud style.
The debut album from Gary Go is nothing short
of amazing, if you are yet to hear Gary Go, give
‘Open Arms’ a listen and I am sure
within days you will be wanting to get your hands
on his debut album, the man has already supported
The Script and gone out on a co-headline tour
with VV Brown and the biggest live shows of his
life are just around the corner when he supports
Take That at 19 massive shows at various different
arenas and football stadiums across Britain.
4/5
Review by Trigger
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1. Open Arms
2. So So
3. Engines
4. Wonderful
5. Life Gets In The Way
6. Brooklyn
7. Refuse To Lose
8. Honest
9. Heart And Soul
10. Speak
11. Black And White Days |
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- Top Cheese
- Brilliant
- Pretty damn good
- Ok I guess
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What Was That? |
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