EP Review: Lissy Taylor - Undercurrent (2021)
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Lissy Taylor - Undercurrent
Release Date: July 30, 2021
Label: selfrelease
Format: Digital
Length: 12:13
Genre: Indie Pop / Indie Rock
Origin: Stoke-on-Trent, England
You might remember that in May, the single 'Quite Rage' by Staffordshire-based artist Lissy Taylor was featured on this blog. The song is part of the recently released four-track EP "Undercurrent" by the talented musician from Stoke-on-Trent. On this EP, Lissy Taylor presents soulful and reflected songs that concern self-love, liberation from rusty structures, self-empowerment, summer sadness, and confidence. Smooth Indie Rock with an atmospheric twist creates a warm and soothing mood while Lissy Taylor's gentle vocals complete the stunning soundscape. The harmonic and sweet sonic melancholy sounds of "Undercurrent" can be located somehwere between Indie Rock and Pop with a nuance of Grunge that provides a certain extra mood. Lissy Taylor's new EP is a great fit for candle light, a glass of wine, and a joyful evening.
Now, I am super happy that I can finally add concert announcements to this review. So, if you happen to be in the UK in the fourth quarter of 2021, here are some dates where to see Lissy Taylor perform live:
September 12 - Night and Day Café, Manchester (with The Himalayas)
September 14 - Lending Room, Leeds (with The Himalayas)
September 23 - La Jacaranda, Liverpool (with The Himalayas)
October 10 - Sugarmill, Stoke-on-Trent (Event for Mind Charity, with The Himalayas)
November 26 - Broadcast, Glasgow
November 27 - Sneaky Pete's, Edinburgh
December 02 - The Moon, Cardiff
December 03 - The Underground, Stoke-on-Trent
December 04 - Water Rats, London
Music from every post will stay in the MangoRotation playlist for 14 days.
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