It is always a pleasure to review albums coming from artists who are practically unknown in Spain but who have quality enough to be discovered and recognized by a wide audience.

Greg Nagy is a singer, guitar player and songwriter with multiple facets who can develop with reliability different kind of songs, all rooted in soul, rhythm & blues, rock, gospel and blues, always from an honest point of view that also have an attractive fresh air as well as an amazing sincerity.

His debut album was nominated by the Blues Foundation in Memphis as Best New Artist, getting excellent reviews too. Now he releases his fourth recording where he gives us a repertoire of eleven songs, four of them own compositions, which become a varied journey through the different styles Greg usually plays. You will find from the most sophisticated soul to the most traditional blues, without forgetting intense ballads with touches of rock, blues in minor key, shuffle, blues rock, some folk and even a moving version of “Something” coming from the always remembered George Harrison, sung in a duet with Thornetta Davis. All songs communicate a fine elegance, good taste and large doses of intensity, coming from an excellent artist who is gifted with an interesting voice and a clean guitar sound displayed with an undeniable technique.

Greg Nagy has surrounded himself with a good number of very professional musicians, quite long to name all of them, but who bring variety and quality to all tracks.

This is a varied album, well performed and with a more than pleasing listening, that allows us to discover an excellent musician who undoubtedly should reach the popularity he deserves.