They are also look a lot cooler, check out Cole’s beard: Comparisons can be drawn with Of Monsters and Men, the Icelandic folk-pop band but Flora Cash’s music has more of a country vibe with a modern twist. It’s also a testament to Soundcloud as the pair met on there (is that a thing?), with each of them creating music seperately before meeting up to create some wonderful music. It’s discovering talents like this that makes YouTube so great, maybe even more than being able to play Snake on the videos.
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The band is composed of Shpresa Lleshaj (don’t ask me how to pronounce it), from Stockholm, and Cole Randall, from Minneapolis. I won’t be anrgy if you don’t, I’ll just be disappointed.
Unlike the last entry where I reviewed the videos, this is more of a recommendation, specifically a recommendation for you to listen to a band called Flora Cash, a band I stumbled across completely by happy accident. You might not have heard of him before but with such talent, he could soon be one of your favourite new artists.
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Take a listen to the tracks I’ve mentioned or the full album. It must be said that, although it’s not featured on this album, God’s Whisper by Raury is also a great track. Devil’s Whisper and Crystal Express are well worth a listen too. In particularly, I have fallen in love with the first three tracks: All We Need, Revolution and Forbidden Knowledge. Of the fourteen songs on the album, there are five or six which stand out immediately, although they are all full of life. It combines many factors I consider to make a truly great record: clever lyrics, passion, emotion and something a bit different. I rate this album as one of the better debut albums I’ve heard in a long, long time. Though it would be premature and ambitious for me to compare them as musicians, the messages that Raury has for his listeners are cut from the same cloth as the great Motown singer himself. Some might balk at my comparison of All We Need to Marvin Gaye’s What’s Going On but the themes, melodies and samples used are strikingly similar. The experiementation with different sounds throughout the album is refreshing and keeps you intrigued throughout some musicians can be unimaginative when recording their album–not Raury. The album combines classic R&B with Raury’s own rap style, as well as more poppy songs such as the track Crystal Express. Raury’s soul shines through intelligently, addressing issues inlcuding the plight of black Americans and the path down which humanity is heading. There is a level of sophisitication in the nineteen year-old’s lyrics that other musicians his age seldom show. It’s everything I’m about right now, namely revolution of thought, something deeper than accepted societal superficiality, and chilled melodies. Raury’s aptly named debut album is, in fact, All We Need.
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