Spotlight Release Review |Wayne Madder-DISCONNECT
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Canada, Scugog
Wayne Madder, an artist from Scugog, Canada, has recently released his album titled “DISCONNECT.” The album consists of seven tracks, each with its own unique sound and message. Madder’s music can be classified as alternative country or Soft-Rock blues mash-up, and his style is characterized by his soulful vocals, skilled guitar playing, and thoughtful songwriting.
The album opens with the track “Angels,” a mellow and introspective song that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Madder’s lyrics are brooding and contemplative, exploring themes of loss, hope, and the struggle written when the artist went through the turmoil of a family member needing long-term care after being diagnosed with dementia. “Not Going To Cry” follows, a song that showcases Madder’s vocal range and guitar skills. The track has a more upbeat feel than “Angels” but retains the introspective themes of the album.
“I’ve Been Up I’ve Been Down” is a reflective track that explores the highs and lows of life, while “Coming Back Home” is a nostalgic ode to love lost. “It’s Over” is a poignant breakup song, covering the themes of not wanting to find someone new, that showcases Madder’s ability to convey emotion through his lyrics and vocal delivery. “First Time I Met You” is a melancholic love song that explores the bittersweet nature of falling in love, while the album closes with “Barely Know You’re Name,” a song that explores the journey of seductive love.
Overall, “DISCONNECT” is a well-crafted album that showcases Wayne Madder’s talents as a singer-songwriter. His lyrics are thoughtful and introspective, his guitar playing is skilled, and his vocals are soulful and emotive. Fans of alternative country and Americana will find much to enjoy in this album, and newcomers to Madder’s music will find it to be a great introduction to his work.
