Frank Joshua – Easy Two

Rain is a fantastic track but then again so is Kiss (Duet)…. Without repeating myself (from other pages on SystemCulture) what I really love about Frank Joshua’s music is the total commitment given to the way everything sounds: the vocals are rich and precise, the guitars sound like guitars (which is actually difficult to do) and … etc. Quality always comes through in the end and this is a definite winner. Pass me another glass of wine please I’m going to listen again.
The ability to deliver a song that is listenable on many levels is a triumph and a rare gift. Great vocals, great arrangements; I salute the producer of these tracks – little bits jump out from the background, grab your attention, suck you in and then you are hooked. Read more…


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Below is part of an interview on SystemCulture:

  • As a (very) middle aged man I am an embarrassment to my children because…I still find ‘new’ music addictive. Do you think music is going through a Renaissance and that maybe there might be something new and exciting around the corner or is it all over and done?
Firstly I need to make it clear that embarrassing your children is the only clear job a parent has! Music’s long way from being over and done. I feel like I hear something that grabs my attention most days of the week. Which doesn’t mean I can’t get all middle aged on occasion (and complain about the lack of melodies in this “American rap music”) but mostly I keep finding myself surprised when I hear something that seems so obvious but which I’d never have thought of doing. And it’s even possible that not only do I over hear things that my kids are playing and like it, but that I might even introduce them to things! This certainly happens to me in my day job when the young things I work with put on a track and I can pick out the old samples in it. I’d like to think they’re impressed by that by I have a feeling they may not be! Read More…
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'Death by Sushi' Fish can kill me. When I was very small (maybe 3 or 4 years old) my grandfather, who lost the sight of one eye from a bullet fired by a German sniper (fortunately not a very good one) during the Battle of the Somme in World War 1, wiped my face with the corner of his apron, an apron he had used to wipe his filleting knife on. He was a grocery shopkeeper who specialized in wet fish.