ALBUM REVIEW: Kerri Watt’s ‘Neptune’s Daughter’
On Friday, January 15th, Scottish country-influenced singer/songwriter Kerri Watt releases her long-awaited debut album ‘Neptune’s Daughter’. The forthcoming LP was recorded by the rising star back in 2018 and is years of love, and hard work finally coming to fruition in the form of the CD.
The collection is an epic sweeping soundscape of effortless country styles mixed with a combination of contemporary pop, moody blues, and edgy rock, which creates a stellar stylistic that elevate the tracklist to heady heights and allows for Kerri to deliver a soaring vocal overlaying the impressive production created by Machine.
Watt’s has been heavily involved in bringing all aspects of the ‘Neptune’s Daughter’ album to life and her stamp of creative control is steeped within the heart of the LP allowing for it be a true reflection of her as a country crossover artist as she makes a splash with her inaugural full-length release.
The sonic backdrop never stands still and weaves easily and naturally between genres giving the 18-track collection the chance to have a long lifespan as a record that will stand the test of time thanks to its wide-spanning musical appeal that runs through every single song featured.
Overall, ‘Neptune’s Daughter’ is a hugely impressive debut body of work that sets Kerri Watt apart from the current crop of rising country crossover artists and allows her the chance to introduce an eclectic listenership to her stellar unique sound that will no doubt delight fans across the board.
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