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THE REVIEW
Friday, June 9th finally saw the release of 'Future Past', the first solo album by Duncan James, the former member of the most beloved boyband in Europe in recent years: the Blue!
The songs on the album steer away from the 'Blue' style, without losing the cheerful and lively sound that characterizes some tracks, such as the hit "Sooner or Later" launched as a single accompanied by a video that quickly won over the entire music audience!
The album also features slow-paced tracks and sweet ballads, worth mentioning are the nostalgic "Suffer" and the very sweet "Letter to God", along with the romantic cover of Lonestar's "Amazed" and the energetic "I come alive". In short, the album is a cocktail of different but all fantastic sounds and melodies and it is a spectacular start for Duncan, who will surely make his way as an artist in the music world!
Finally, a tip: visit Duncan James' official website: www.duncanjames.it and why not, join the fantastic team! Plus, at the link http://www.teamworld.it/duncanjames/ecard/ you'll find a delightful surprise!
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Future Past marks Duncan James' successful transition from boyband fame to solo artistry. The album features a mix of lively pop songs and tender ballads, including popular tracks like 'Sooner or Later' and a romantic cover of 'Amazed.' The diverse sounds showcase Duncan’s versatility and promising future in music. Fans are encouraged to explore his official website and join his fan community.Tracklist Lyrics Videos
Duncan James
English singer and member of Blue who launched a solo career with the album Future Past (2006). Earlier, he duetted with Keedie on Andrew Lloyd Webber’s I Believe My Heart, which reached No. 2 in the UK. Known for pop ballads and a strong vocal presence.09 Reviews
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By Neo1988
Duncan, therefore, no matter what is said, mostly limited himself to interpreting the songs that were written for him.
If he wants to try to make the big leap, more is expected from his next work.
By Birbabirba
An encouraging debut, a demonstration of how music can unite and not divide like certain musical styles systematically do with very unpleasant messages.
An album to buy (for those few who haven't yet) and to wear out by playing it repeatedly.
By PinsyJames
His style is now quite different from that of the Blue, but it doesn’t entirely depart from it.
Duncan can boast about this fantastic CD very well accomplished, proving to be a very qualified singer even without the Blue.
By *Diletta*
Even Duncan James, young talent of international pop music, has been caught up in the Christmas spirit.
The gift to put under the tree is already decided!
