Pennan Brae’s El Camino is a bouncy rock track that is timeless in how it lays out. Dreamy vocals are matched with peppy guitars and punchy drums to make a song that will bury itself deep into the minds and hearts of listeners. Brae’s vocals are simultaneously familiar and utterly his own. It is this ability to work so well in any context that makes El Camino into a hit. The track’s bridge allows for fans to take a bit of a break before Brae ends things as tightly as he began them.
We’ve previously checked out Brae’s Passing Fad, The Love That I Got, Crashland, Pay Dirt and Strut-1980s.
Pennan Brae “El Camino” / Domain /
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