London-based songwriter Andy Smythe delivers an impactful English protest song ahead of his eighth album, Quiet Revolution, with the excellent lead single “Life of a Man.” Channeling the bluesy pop sounds of Van Morrison and The Waterboys, Smythe tackles the modern societal struggle for Gen Z, quoting Thomas Hobbes to spotlight a generation navigating scarce opportunities and impossible living costs with a gritty, melodic, and deeply relatable resilience. A stylish charisma is evident right ...
Obscure Sound — London-based songwriter Andy Smythe delivers an impactful English protest song ahead of his eighth album, Quiet Revolution, with the excellent lead single “Life of a Ma... more info