ALBUM REVIEW: Rae Sam’s Debut ‘The Great Escape’
This Friday (March 5th) on-the-rise Welsh country-pop performer Rae Sam will release her long-awaited and eagerly anticipated debut studio album ‘The Great Escape’ which comes hot on the heels of her three previous singles that have garnered mass critical acclaim and major radio support.
And now Rae is forging ahead with her bold soundscape with this record that is filled with impressive pop-infused country smash-hits that showcase her impressive vocal tone, and standout songwriting talent making it a fabulous arrival onto the fast-growing British market.
Featuring a stellar tracklist of 11 songs that have sonic inspirations from the likes of Shania Twain, and Kelsea Ballerini allowing for Rae Sam to deliver a modern-day sound that keeps ties to the old-school country style which makes the LP stand out from the current crop of collections being shared at the moment.
Meanwhile, the heady combination of soaring vocals, relatable lyrics, and exquisitely structured productions that are laced throughout puts the project on the map as one of the best debut’s of the year – this is an album from an artist who knows exactly where she wants her career to go next.
Rae Sam is undoubtedly talented and there is always a gap in the market for a voice as good as the Welsh singer/songwriters’ and with the country-pop scene expanding at a rapid rate in the UK, there is plenty of room for Rae to create her own lane and become a huge breakout star.
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