Having featured Frank Joshua before, we are perfectly aware of his magnetising and charming deep vocals. Boasting a powerful and refined tone, the London talent has the ability to summon the listener’s attention, initiating a true artistic journey over human consciousness and personal experiences. This time Joshua leaves the remix format behind and champions a brand new record, ‘Bluebell Wood’, signalling a new cycle of original releases produced by fellow creative Tony White.
On a bed of pop-flavoured electronica and poignant piano chords, ‘Bluebell Wood’ builds the perfect framework for Frank’s introspective and evocative vocals, delving into the challenging landscape of modern love. In a world where “catching feelings” is treated as a negative, Joshua challenges this notion and delves into the complexities of new love.
What makes the song so unique is its ability to capture the nuances of human emotion, from the joys of falling in love to the anxieties of a world that often overlooks it. As Frank himself puts it, “Given how anxious people seem to be about falling in love these days, I worry for the future of our species.”
An artist that defies the odds and continues to create music that speaks to the human experience. If you’re looking for something new, Frank Joshua is definitely worth a listen.
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