This blog is born of a New Year's resolution challenging myself to write every day. My goal is to regularly update this space with short music reviews—mainly songs, as that seems most manageable, but hopefully some albums as well—in order to exercise my skills of artistic critique (and perhaps expand my own sonic horizons in the process).
Monday, October 15, 2012
"Feel Again" OneRepublic
Since 2007's breakout smash "Apologize," Colorado quintet OneRepublic have been adult contemporary radio's go-to group for mellow meditations on love and life. It's a sleepy niche, suitable for calmer rush-hour commutes but not exactly brimming with exciting artistry. So how refreshing to hear Ryan Tedder and his bandmates put a little more pep in their step on "Feel Again," the lead single from their upcoming third studio album, Native. Featuring aching vocals, a tambourine and hand claps galore, it's a sort of white-boy gospel revival love song—reminiscent of the Killers' "All These Things That I've Done"—that truly invigorates the listener as it pulses with celebratory passion. A-
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