Sense Life, the new album from London-based artist Frank Joshua, impresses with its range of quality songwriting. From the string-laden ballad “Panic in the Kitchen” and electro-pop mover “Free” to suave rockers like “Rain,” Sense Life packs ample emotion and tenderness, with an eclectic stylistic approach. There’s a laid-back charm tonally throughout; rainy-day ambience is captured on the lush twangs of “If I,” a lovely sophisti-pop cut, while the aforementioned “Rain” is a consuming opener with its confident rock drive. An enigmatic artist that has yet to show his face, Frank Joshua certainly wears emotion and a knack for quality songwriting on his sleeves throughout the pleasant Sense Life.
The album, produced by Tony White for Whitelight Production, is streaming below:
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“Rain” and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Best of March 2022’ Spotify playlist.
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