A Little Boom Boom Boom

Description

An insatiable composer, Neal Black has become, over time, a kind of guiding figure for young French artists (Gaelle Buswel, Flo Bauer) and a collaborator with more established personalities in the blues scene (Fred Chapellier, Popa Chubby, Taj Mahal, Beverly Jo Scott, Larry Garner, Nico Wayne Toussaint, Manu Lanvin) with whom he has co-written numerous tracks. His "musical pen" is effortless, marked by a seal of obviousness. Of course, "A Little Boom Boom Boom" is no exception, with the album also standing out for its density. Driven by his "smoky voice," as he likes to describe it, Neal Black offers us some gems that will not go unnoticed, starting with "Don’t Follow Me There," whose "hit potential" is evident with its laid-back vibe that suits the artist's universe. Recorded between France, Germany, and Tennessee with the help of his "touring band," "A Little Boom Boom Boom" is also marked by the presence of some renowned guests, such as Robben Ford and Fred Chapellier, whose brilliant contributions match this simply perfect production.