Glasgow-based UK songwriter John Santana is spreading his creative aura through his latest album ‘This is Me (Music is my World)’ filled with 12 amazing singles.
Featuring a brilliant production and poetic lyricism, John Santana has dropped his latest album ‘This is Me (Music is my World)’. The album is enriched with beautiful melodies, rhythmic improvisations, and indulgent lyrical flow that captivate everyone. This album consists of twelve exquisite singles and each of them offers the listeners something new than another. The ebullient elements of multiple music genres like pop, electronica, country, rock, etc can be found in the album. However, the flavors do not overlap each other rather provide a distinct essence through each track. The album is definitely quite unpredictable, dynamic, and diverse which provides listeners a mixed bag of flavors with mixing them.
As a well-seasoned songwriter, the artist is capable of establishing his narratives through any kind of sound design, and the latest album ‘This is Me (Music is my World)’ is the greatest example of that. The intro track ‘Midnight Train’ offers some classic country-like flavors which feel very familiar and nostalgic. John worked with Karel Kalaf for it. He also paired up with Rebecca Relansay for the dark and spooky single ‘Church of Lies’. Followed by ‘Dancing Closer to You’, ‘Don’t Judge Me’, ‘You Are’, etc churn out electronic pop and dance-pop essences along with amazing female vocals. Starting with Tom Prottey Jones, Tom Conroy, Jame Colah, Jame Owen, Gordon Sinclaire, and many other independent artists have helped John to make this album. Their united musical effort reflects through each of the tracks. Follow John Santana on Spotify to get more updates on his music.
Listen to his album on Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/album/6FiqP9fA3RufGDcp38DbjU
Hughes Nelson is a contributing writer for Daily Music Roll. He also runs few other blogs, where he analyzes pop, hip-hop, and other music too seriously. Hughes reviews the music on daily basis and magnanimously indulges, encourages, and even participates in music discussion worldwide.
