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Album Review: Kristian Bush 'Southern Gravity'

4/7/2015

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 After finding an enormous amount of success with Sugarland, Kristian Bush is bringing his voice to the forefront for the first time with his debut solo record Southern Gravity. Bush has teamed up with producer Tom Tapley, as well as executive producer Byron Gallimore to make a record that is groove heavy and radio friendly. Bush co-wrote all of the songs on the record (including his Top 20 single “Trailer Hitch”) which is an enjoyable listen that imparts an overall tone of positivity and happiness. 

Listening to the album will put you in a summer state of mind as well as a very good mood. It’s laid back, beachy vibe is filled with easy to sing along to songs that are simply joyful. Bush’s vocals, which many will be hearing for the first time, fit the songs to a tee; whether he is singing about love (“You Light Me Up”), observations on everyday life (“Sending You A Sunset”) or a wish for his son (“Walk Tall”), his delivery is heartfelt and real….and he sounds like he is enjoying what he is singing. 

The blissful and romantic “Make Another Memory” kicks off the record with “Giving It Up,” with its uber catchy melody, and “Waiting On An Angel,” (Kimberly Schlapman on harmonies) continuing the theme of romance with both focusing on finding contentment with that one special person.

Personal favorite “Sweet Love” has a roots rock/Americana flavor while the title track “Southern Gravity’s” stomping melody grounds you into recalling the place you call home.

The trio of “Feeling Fine California,” “Flip Flops,” and closing track “House On A Beach” will have you ready to retreat to someplace sandy. The first feels like the state with its sunny, relaxed vibe while “Flip Flops” tells the story of what happens when you may have been overserved, “even Jagger wishes he had the moves I got,” and the latter paints a lovely, serene picture of life that is the perfect way to close the album. 

Turn it on, close your eyes and be transported to a sunny happy place. A welcome debut, Southern Gravity, is a laid back record filled with light and joy that will brighten your day.

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