Review: Graffiti6 ‘Colours’

Hip Online Jan 25, 2012 1


Graffiti6 - ColoursGraffiti6 is an interesting group. Very upbeat, very danceable. It’s like the glass half-full version of Gorillaz. Where Gorillaz can often be a downer and a bit dark and mischievous Graffiti6 are a uplifting and happy-go-lucky.

If Robin Thicke had a bit more energy “Stone In The Heart” might be one of his songs.

There seems to be some similarities to Gorillaz. But would you also believe there is a bit of that Danger Mouse/Gnarls Barkley flavor as well? “Annie You Save Me”, “Stare Into The Sun” and “Lay Me Down” all have that sexy, fun flavor.

“This Man” is a bit Prince while “Free” is a taste of Rod Stewart from decades ago. “Free” really sticks with you, I’m still singing it. Speaking of decades ago, “Never Look Back” has a bit brit-pop from the ‘60s in it. If this was on an oldies hit station you’d never think twice. “Colours” and “Over You” are simple, beautiful songs.

Graffiti6 are hard to peg. It sounds like there are a lot of influences going on here and you have to give them credit for being able to stretch across all of them. Singer Jamie Scott’s vocal range and ability is amazing. He’s the difference between something ordinary and something gold.

Rating: 8/10

  • http://twitter.com/_Gianii Giani v/d Meulen

    Graffiti6 indeed has beautiful uplifting songs which immediately make you dance, but the amazing song ‘Over you’ can’t be forgotten to be named, immediately gives you goosebumps, such a wonderful song. wonderful album.

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