 Courtesy PLA Media Garnering praise with her 2014 debut, Box Full of Trouble, Laura McCormick returns with her sophomore EP, Too Wild To Tame. The EP is a six song collection that highlights McCormick’s powerful, attention grabbing vocals on songs that showcase her southern rock roots blended with country.
The project opens with the straight up arena ready rocker “Wish I Didn’t” which is followed by the rootsy, yet rocking, “Too Wild To Tame,” a song that hints of Fleetwood Mac (and for some reason Kim Wilde too). McCormick adjusts her delivery to convey the overall feel of every song, whether it be the emotional “Better Now” which deals with the struggle between heart and mind, the uplifting and hopeful “Just Around The Corner” (her current single) or the vulnerable, yet ultimately comforting “Stand By Me.” The EP concludes with alarm on the intense “Man With A Gun”- drawing attention to violence, and the need for peace, by noting newsworthy headlines of senseless deaths.
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