Album Review: Jeff Symonds - Riverrun (2020)
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Jeff Symonds - Riverrun
Release Date: December 18, 2020
Label: Huddled Masses Records
Format: Digital
Length: 61:37
Genre: Alternative Rock / Americana
Origin: Berkeley, California, USA
Multi-instrumentalist Jeff Symonds has played with innumerable artists, and has appeared on plenty of recordings playing the guitar, bass, and keyboards. Hundreds of concerts and tours later, Jeff Symonds has released his first solo album "Riverrun" a week before Christmas, 2020. For thirteen songs and more than an hour, Symonds presents music so various, it could be the soundtrack for liberty.
"Riverrun" is a colourful bouquet of amazing Rock music. Jeff Symonds and his guests provide us with the finest sounds of Americana, Class Rock, Blues Rock, Alternative Rock, Rock'n'Roll, Alt Country, and much more. Each song on this 13-track piece has its own theme and mood. And yet, there is coherence, and "Riverrun" works as a whole.
It is an album without big twirl because it does not need them. Jeff Symonds' debut stand solid as a rock and spreads the feeling of freedom and independence from beginning to end. Even ballads like 'Music I've forgotten' conveys this air. It is hence a musical work for roadtrips, for the campsite, for open air festivals, and for dreaming of summer.
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