Bruno Benetton Free Band | The Phenomenons of Pop

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The Phenomenons of Pop

by Bruno Benetton Free Band

© Copyright - Bruno Benetton Free Band / BBFB and CCL (885767727595)
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Genre: Pop: Power Pop
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1. You're My Mate
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2. Stars Are Memory (feat. Nathan Lively)
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3. For Sure
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4. Clothed In Roots and Fire
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5. And That's All
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lenka krockova
yes yes yes !
Bruno Benetton Free Band is not just a band like every other band nowadays. They give their fans variety of different songs, so everyone can find their own taste. I love them because they are unique with their awesome vocals and music. There is no other band like them !!!! <3 <3 Great job guys!!! My favorite songs are You're my mate and For Sure.

Nathan Lively
Ecclectic Slovak Rock
Every song on this album is slightly different, but they are all good. Different singers, styles, and instrumentation are encountered on each track and make it an exciting journey. My favorites are Stars Are Memory and And That's All.

Ryan Daddi
Best New Pop!
The Album is appropriately titled. "The Phenomenons of Pop." Here, Bruno Benetton Free Band, in their debut album, explores and compounds upon the musical aspects that make pop a worldwide sensation, while avoiding the cliche, over-sampled, repetitive and overused technique wherein most pop falls short. The tracks have a classic, timeless feel, like the songs we know and love which have always been with us. In that respect, they are a welcome addition to the to the personal music collection we hope to grow. BBFB rises above. A rare gem where each track is worth repetition. This disc is a keeper.

adrian ivancuk
finest alternat-pop from home
im not really to slovak local music at all but this release catched my senses and i had to buy two copies of the phenomenos op pop, one for my car one for my home listening ... the whole album is well musically colored and free composed, various musicians participated on all songs, every track is different. YOUR´ MY MATE appears to be a for air hit and OUA HE is fullfilled with „laid back feeling“ and positivity track a bit of faith no more commparison. I GOT TO to reminds me a bit to monkey business style (czech band), tracks perfomed in slovak language are beautiful too, you have to understand the lyric-meaning. Leading vocals of tomas palonder are great, he is able to sing english without an accent (check the studio version, i find them more emotionally reworked according to the vocal). Mamma Mia is my favourite track at the moment, has great tempo and very“funny“ interlude by mustafa in the middle of the track. FOR SURE does not need any comment, uplifting track with great texture and song-meaning. Love the guitar part. Clothed in roots and fire is another hit candidate, This band has a high potential to be better, emotional. Their sounds are catching my heart and soul, memories ... i should try take a deep breath before i write more particular review. a must have for every sensitive music lover ...