Jeremy Fisher

            Hawksley Workman, Jim Bryson,

Kelley Prescott, Kaylen Prescott, Tracey Brown

            Jeremy Fisher is a very unique artist. He has a head for making music and it oozes from his soul. You can quickly tell that this is his passion and he will do anything to make it his career. In this album “Goodbye Blue Monday,” he shows how much talent that he really has, from the very clever lyrics to the mellow (almost high sounding) vocals. The very first track of the album, “Scar That Never Heals,” is an upbeat maybe 80’s pop rock feel to it. The vocals are amazing and the song makes you want to dance. “Sula,” is a poppy song with great background music. It does have some interesting lyrics that you have to follow very closely. The tenth track, “Left Behind,” is a slow song with stunning lyrics. It has to be a love song. Overall the album is okay. It really doesn’t do it for me, but would be a great coffee shop, easy listening album. If you into that sort of music you should defiantly check this out, but if you like hard and heavy just pass on this.

Rating:  6.5 out of 10

My favorite tracks:

Scar That Never Heals, Sula, Left Behind

Track List:

1.      Scar That Never Heals

2.      Jolene

3.      Cigarette

4.      American Girls

5.      Goodbye Blue Monday

6.      Lay Down (ballad by Rigoberto Alpizar)

7.      High School

8.      Sula

9.      16mm Dream

10.  Left Behind

11.  Fall For Anything

Website (s): www.Jeremyfishermusic.com, www.winduprecords.com