‘Gethsemane’, the New Release from Folk Artist, Reece Sullivan
Are you looking for some great, new folk music? You’re in luck! Folk artist, Reece Sullivan, has just released his third album, ‘Gethsemane’, bringing a collection of eight tracks that possess talent that is undeniable in each and every second. With lyrics, vocals and music all on point, carrying a similar feeling, make sure you get to know all about Reece Sullivan!
The album starts off perfectly with ‘Highway Diner Plates’, a track that clearly has Bob Dylan inspiration, it’s where Sullivan showcases his abilities for the very first time. Vocals and music all coming together wonderfully, it’s a track that by no means disappoints, and sets the tone nicely for the album. The second track, ‘All the While I Was Away’, is where Sullivan really shines – his vocals carry emotion and a vibe that is unrivalled, giving a performance that makes you want to listen to it again and again.
A start as good as this can be hard to maintain, so it left quite cautious that Sullivan may have already peaked on the album – how wrong we were. Sullivan carries on the demonstrate his clear ability and command for music, as he writes songs such as ‘If You Know What’s Good for You’, ‘The Olive Tree’ and ‘I’ve Encountered Many Struggles’, all showing the same quality as the start of the album.
After listening to ‘Gethsemane’, you will be addicted to the sound and talent of Reece Sullivan, as he puts out track after track of some of the best lyrical and vocal folk music we’ve heard for a long time, on top of music that sets a mood and tone with expert precision. With the album already out, make sure that you dive right into ‘Gethsemane’!
