TRACK REVIEW: Frazer Lambert – Renaissance | NARC. | Reliably Informed | Music and Creative Arts News for Newcastle and the North East

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Stockton artist Frazer Lambert’s new single, Renaissance, is an emotive alt. folk tribute blending personal grief with soulful musicality. Written about his mother’s decline from Alzheimer’s, the track’s earlier, slower arrangement has evolved into something more uplifting and beautiful.

Reflecting the resilience of those affected by the disease, Frazer’s calming vocals sit beautifully against the warm tones of guitar and Hammond organ, while the subtle addition of brass and Dave Hyde’s drums give it a 1970s soulful feel, reminiscent of classic influences like Al Green and Marvin Gaye. The track’s gentle pace and heartfelt lyrics create a moving yet hopeful listening experience, making it a powerful tribute to his parents and a touching exploration of memory and loss.

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