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The reason being
that, when cross-pollinating say…Oasis or Julian Lennon for example ;
These impressions fall into place “Time Waits For
us all” is quite simply in our humble opinion , a great song, period.
A brush & palette of melodic colors, mixing charm & sound sublime. The
shades are gorgeously simple from a compositional aspect. Yet ultimately,
Mr. Beasley is soaring on a sonic ship of vast colors of invention, in
a post modern world “Ascetic” again
is a tune of suave-audio-panache. Reflections of George Harrison married
to crisp Electric Guitar washes of melodic craftsmanship Marc Beasley
from a vocal perspective, has the ability to croon a delicious platter
of mid-tone Vox ; Coupled with a nasal delivery, that adds credence to
an already uncanny knack for singing. When augmenting double harmony,
Marc is as close as you can get to blend of the first & third notes together
The production
level of Plight’s arrangements, are very adroit & lend a helping technological
hand, allowing the artist a wide open vista of sunshine & blue skys… “She Doesn’t
Have A Clue”adds a dollop of Michael Penn, blended with a dash of U.K.
Squeeze. Mr. Beasley’s voice has a touch of gravel, though not rough by
any means. More so, his vocal works are adroitly sculptured & run the
counterpoint pocket of the melody. What does this mean in laymen’s terms
; The man has a great voice… “Mean”is a fine
cut which introduces an Acoustic Guitar in a fluid field of audio-vision
: Whilst combing a cerebral lyrical content, married to a ¾ Waltz time
signature Plight easily
offers a diverse set of work, that remains true to the original & creative
root of Mr. Beasley So in sonic summation,
we feel that Marc Beasley’s Plight, is of a high caliber of entertainment.
Far from a perilous journey. The audiophile in us all, quickly recognizes
the attributes of Mr. Beasley’s gift of muse. His style is magnetic &
attractive Plight’s music
is erudite. It’s ingenuous in cross-pollination, yet original in scope.
Try it on for size, you’ll not be disappointed, but rather mesmerized
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Plight's
(Marc Beasley) hails from New Zealand & manifests his musical work titled
“The Romance Of Travel”. Mr. Beasley formulates a sonic-fluid of Rock-Pop,
Power-Pop ; Extremely easy to listen to, whilst knocking your socks off
; Or should we say stockings…