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THE REVIEW
Here, you just need to let yourself be lulled, caressed. Better if at night, better if in solitude. A pure and sweet sound flow ("There For The Taking"), soft and melancholic ("It All"), predominantly acoustic: all of this is hidden in the latest solo work of Lou Rhodes, the voice of Lamb.
Light your incense stick, turn off the light and press play, Lou will take care of the rest. Close your eyes, and everything will seem better ("One Good Thing" and "Janey"). At least for a while, the uncertainties of life will be omitted from your mind, anxieties will fade away, and as if by magic you will feel relaxed and serene. ("The Ocean")
It takes very little; music has the ability to take hold of us, better than any drug; it makes us addicted to its will, stopping it is impossible.
A fleeting, yet satisfying effect. ("Baby")
Lou Rhodes: fairy-tale-like ("The More I Run"), dreamy ("Magic Day"), inspired ("Circles"), and more passionate than ever. ("Melancholy Me" and "Why Wait For Heaven"). Female Nick Drake!?
"One Good Thing": was recorded in just fifteen days and almost entirely live. Freely inspired by the 70s folk tradition, it's a delightful album.
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Lou Rhodes' album 'One Good Thing' offers a soft, predominantly acoustic experience inspired by 70s folk. Recorded mostly live in just fifteen days, it delivers a dreamy and melancholic mood perfect for relaxation. The review highlights the album's calming, almost magical ability to soothe anxieties and create a peaceful atmosphere.Tracklist
