Jeff Symonds – Sleeping Dog
Jeff Symonds’ songs have that retro feel. In his single, ‘Sleeping Dog’, we see the perfect opener to this week’s Riffs & Road list. It is a riff-forward song with that perfect crunch texture, blowing through warm basslines and feel-good chords. This, paired with Jeff Symonds’ comforting baritones, forms an uplifting whirl around you. One that you can dance to, feel to and sing along to. There is that top 80s and 90s spirit going through it. A little bit of pop rock country, acoustic guitar accents and a roaming, riffing base. It’s the kind of song that you journey with, connect with and share a knowing laugh with. Listen Now!
Blues Corner – Piggy Back Blues
The riffs in Blues Corner’s ‘Piggy Black Blues’ changes the atmosphere around you. With its playful, spontaneous, and moody instrumentals, it is bound to make every mile memorable. There are so many moments that burst onto the scene and then whisking you away with it. That country blues keeps you grounded and groovy. But the smoke lifting off of it, the jazz and the blues circling it, like moth arounc a flame, is what makes the song. Such a subtle plane, an inbetween space that fills the space in the car, lifts the mundanity and keeps it interesting.
Blinded by Stereo – Ask a Punk
Ending with ‘Ask a Punk’, this week’s list serves so many highs, in so many different ways. Blinded by Stereo have, at the core of they style, feel-good energy and a passionate youthful intensity. Punk pop blended with moments of pop rock to create a gritty, yet charming track. Carried by riffs and pronounced by beats, the soundscape has so much of theatrics. Add to that the immersive vocal performance, the emotion of it strikes a chord that is reminiscent of Panic! At the Disco. An alt rock song that is delightfully distinct and shines in its own stylistic light. It’s explosive in the best way, uplifting the energy quotient effortlessly. Perfect to keep you vibing for a mile or two.
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