When I first turned-on Sydney’s soon to be released EP, I was taken back by her beautiful, sultry voice which made me want to listen to it even more. Her vocals remind me of Dorothy Martin of the band Dorothy which I am a big fan of.
The first song “Wolves” starts out with a Mideastern feel to it then brakes into a choppy, toe tapping riff. The band was mixed a little muddy and could have been trimmed down a little. I felt it ran to long other than that, it was an exceptionally good song.
“Let Me Down” is probably my least favorite song on the EP not that it is a bad song. Beautifully written but it has a modern country feel to it with a retro 80’s beat.
“Creep” I can defiantly see why this is the first song to be released. Extraordinarily strong song that shows off her vocal talent. I played it a few times just because I liked it. I just wish the video showed her and the band playing and not just a lyric video only, so people can get a feel for how the band performs.
“Born To Roll” had a bluesy country feel to it and other then the key board lead in it, I liked the song.
“Horizons Edge” is an emotionally driven ballad that had incredibly good transitions throughout it from acoustic to power. I defiantly liked it.
“All The Aces” is by far my favorite song on the EP. I love the groove and heavy beat and the slide guitar, and her bluesy vocals makes it a big hit.
Overall a great debut EP Headspace showcases Sydney’s song writing and vocal talent. I am looking forward to seeing her live performance. I’m sure she will knock it out of the park.