Cavendish Records
Release Date: March 1st 2024
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Lucy Thomas– Rosie The Musical: Original Studio Cast Recording (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
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Lucy Thomas – Beyond
Cavendish Records
Release Date: December 8th 2023
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Lucy Thomas – Beyond (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
BEST OF 2022- PART 4: TOP 30 ALBUMS OF 2022 (all of them 5 stars!)
Hey everyone… guess what! It’s July 2023… and totally unacceptable that we haven’t posted many ‘best of lists’ from 2022 thus far. There are lots and lots of albums to honour though, and it’s time to rectify this issue right away! So without further ado, let me present to you all our favourite 30 albums as a site for the entire of 2022… the albums that scored 5/5! Impacting and inspiring songs are special, but whole album masterpieces? They’re even more special! So sit back, be inspired, and let these full length projects minister to you during this time of uncertainty!
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BEST OF 2022- PART 1: TOP 60 SONGS OF 2022
Hey everyone… guess what! It’s the beginning of 2023… already! The past year of 2022 has been such an eventful and crazy year in and of itself! Severance, Moon Knight, Ms. Marvel, She-Hulk, Willow, House of the Dragon, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Ginny & Georgia, The Peripheral, Outer Range, Paper Girls, Alaska Daily, Wednesday and The Bear; have been the shows that have won the hearts of people around the world over this past year (alongside the fact that plenty of these shows aforementioned have received critical acclaim), while movies like Amsterdam, Spirited, Disenchanted, Black Adam, Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery, See How They Run, Don’t Worry Darling, She Said, The Woman King, The Lost City, Where the Crawdad’s Sing, Elvis, Me Time, Hustle, Death on the Nile, The Adam Project, Rosaline and Doctor Strange In the Multiverse of Madness (amongst others) have wowed us all in any and every way possible these past 12 months. The world is slowly but surely coming to grips with the reality that COVID-19, especially the Omicron variant of it, is still going to be here to stay (in some shape or form); and through all that…we’ve realised that it’s time for another Best of post. Over the year of 2022, there have been many songs that have touched our soul and have brought us healing and comfort. So let us dive back in through the past year- as we now let you all know our favourite songs of 2022. All 60 of them! So, sit back, be inspired, and let these songs minister to you during this time of uncertainty! Let us remember that even though this upcoming year is uncertain, that music is constant, and that these songs can comfort, inspire, and encourage as we navigate through life.
Lucy Thomas – Destiny
Cavendish Records
Release Date: December 2nd 2022
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Lucy Thomas – Destiny (Amazon mp3/iTunes/Shop)
Momentous Mondays: Influential artists of the next 5-10 years – Where Are They Now: Week 41-50
It’s been a week since we delved into artists #31 – #40 from the blog series of artists who are impactful and influential in this current generation now, and into the future, taking a glimpse at where artists like Sabrina Carpenter, Dua Lipa, NF, Chris Stapleton, Maddie & Tae and Shawn Mendes are, right now currently in their personal and professional life in 2022. Now, it’s time to delve into and explore the life of the final 10 artists who are influential this current generation. As we take a brief look at artists like Lucy Thomas, Riley Clemmons, Sofia Carson, Ava Max, The Shires and Mickey Guyton to name a few; I realise that since these are the last artists we posted about, there may not be much of an update on some of the artists. Nonetheless, there might be a song or two or some little titbit of news… and therefore, let’s check out these artists below, and be sure to check out the links of the original blog posts as well.
BEST OF 2021- PART 4: TOP 40 ALBUMS OF 2021
Hey everyone… guess what! It’s April 2022, and slowly coming up to Easter. And I’ve just found out that we haven’t uploaded our top 40 albums of 2021 yet! Shame on us! Anyway… it’s time to rectify this issue right away! So without further ado, let me present to you all our favourite 40 albums as a site for the entire of 2021! Impacting and inspiring songs are special, but whole album near-masterpieces? They’re even more special! So sit back, be inspired, and let these full length projects minister to you during this time of uncertainty!
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Lucy Thomas – Always Remember Us This Way / Someone You Loved / I Don’t What To Miss a Thing
Cavendish Records Ltd
Release Date: October 15th 2021 [Always Remember Us This Way] / November 5th 2021 [Someone You Loved] / November 26th 2021 [I Don’t What To Miss a Thing]
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Lucy Thomas – Always Remember Us This Way (Amazon mp3/iTunes) / Someone You Loved (Amazon mp3/iTunes) / I Don’t What To Miss a Thing (Amazon mp3/iTunes)
Lucy Thomas – Timeless
Cavendish Records Ltd
Release Date: September 24th 2021
Reviewed by: Jonathan Andre
Lucy Thomas – Timeless (Amazon mp3 (UK)/Amazon mp3 (US)/iTunes/Website)
Momentous Mondays: Influential artists of the next 5-10 years – Week 42: Lucy Thomas
Let me pose a question to you all. Under what criteria or definition does an artist become influential (or even popular for that matter)? Is it their number of sales in any given year, or how high a certain song charts on the radio, or even how well people respond to songs in their own personal settings as the years progress? Is it how many awards they’ve won, or how much a song ‘blows up’ on social media? Is it their ability to have their music placed in TV shows and movies, or their songs become theme songs for various ceremonies across the years? Or is it their vocal prowess alone, and their ability to sing high, sing powerfully, sing with heart and determination? Or it could just be their natural talent as a songwriter, or even the fact that they are a multi-instrumentalist. Whatever the case may be, and whatever yardstick or measurement people use to determine someone’s popularity or influence in society altogether, there is something that still remains to be true, regardless of criteria. That a good artist is a good artist is a good artist, and no matter if they are ‘liked’ or not, one can generally appreciate someone’s craft, and people are usually on the money in their deciphering about who is popular and who is influential. Because at the end of the day, influence goes beyond popularity, and speaks to the heart of issues relevant to the people of today. People can all of a sudden, become famous overnight and popular through TikTok, Instagram and Youtube- anyone who’s somewhat tech-savvy can self-declare that they are a muso/artist, and record something on the fly…but that doesn’t mean that they actually are. They may be popular and enjoy their fifteen minutes of fame (figuratively or even literally), but to be influential means an artist has to deliver something that goes beyond the surface, and hit a listener in a way that their music impacts them not only for a little while, but really challenges the way that the person on the other end- listeners, critics, consumers, and the rest of them, sees society, music, and the interweaving of how music can impact someone’s life for the better, even if it’s just this one song that really changes the trajectory of someone’s life.