these guys will really go places.they just need a little bit of experience
author: John,Accra- Ghana
Eric you are just great,and I believe you will really make international.The track "Alone No More" really touches my heart.Hey men keep up with the good and very sensational vocal.It is uncomparable.
Lots of love
John,Accra-Ghana
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Soft and bitter sweet... like the cookie
author: MoMo with the MoJo
It's hard to not get attached to the voice on this record. Each song feels as if he's singing two feet from you, his heart and soul pouring through his voice into your ears with a soft, yet deeply emotional musicality.
From the liner notes, it appears that Eric wrote, produced, mixed and designed this record. His involvement alone seems testament to the effort and ambition that went into this album...and you can hear it in his voice.
Firstly, "Alone No More" resonates with a dark mystery, but you jump right into the chorus, vowing never to be alone, because he instills the faith that human companionship is what he/we need to survive. "Make it Right" is sweet and sends a fluttering of chills through your stomach, down to you toes. "Weight": Doesn't that remind you of Bruce Springsteen? Evolution...yeah. I really melt with "Tuesday Came." Whether it's Eric's angelic voice, or the subtle feeling projected through the combo of notes, or both...this one is speaking of and talking immortality. Lastly, I'd like to just "dumb it down," if you will, cuz "got some holes," is the antidote to thinking too much about life's chaotic bullshit. Eric nails the point...we just gotta let go and breathe.
This is a special talent...just aching to break through the superficiality that has silver plated the music industry of late. While his heart may have some holes that need filling, his music is far from speckled, and indeed, he has so much more to give. His voice and his instrumentaion is, if nothing else, heartfelt and devoted.
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Loved it...
author: M
I can't say enough how much I enjoyed this CD. It carried me through a train ride upstate and I got quite a few songs stuck in my head (in a very good way). I have since listened to it over & over again. It reminds me of being a young and listening to an album with my parents. Odd to say but I feel like it's the type of music that transends age - and everyone can appreciate it. SO - buy it - listen to it - pass on the good news that you've found something beautiful.
M
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