Eddie Cohn creates something amazing with his latest track, Freedom. The track is able to call back to the wind-swept singer-songwriters of the 1980s (e.g. Peter Gabriel, Michael Hutchence) all while having an instrumentation that has enough versatility to ferry his lyrical content while getting fans out onto the dance floor. The groove that is achieved during Freedom is fantastic. It is a rare sight today to find music that can be enjoyed in a number of distinct ways. We’d recommend playing the track and enjoying it as a cohesive effort before solely focusing on the lyrical content. A listen to each and every instrumental dynamic established here wouldn’t hurt, either.
Eddie Cohn “FREEDOM” / Domain /
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