Feature: ‘Cry Baby’ by New York Glam Rock Artist Mickey James

New York glam rock artist Micky James’ new track ‘Cry Baby’ showcases gritty guitars, 60’s soaked melodies, and an impressive vocal range. After touring the US with his previous band, the group eventually dissolved, allowing him to focus on his solo project. Time spent performing in the band helped him formulate his blueprint and develop the right surroundings to deliver the music he wanted to create. James’ ideology for this new project was to craft something that feels spontaneous and true.

Capturing a raw essence and breathing life into the recordings, James’ priority was to make music filled with honesty, passion, and love. The track undoubtedly does this, describing being stuck in a toxic relationship and the emotions that arrive from it. There is undeniable relentless energy flowing throughout the music, aided by strong confident vocals and a fluid musical arrangement. ‘Cry Baby’ successfully undertakes the job of delivering a balanced sound that’s modern and energetic, preserving some characteristics of the Brit rock legends such as David Bowie, The Clash and The Rolling Stones it tries to emulate. Inspired by the authentic energy of the 60s and 70s iconic rock bands, James successfully crafts a modern and fresh approach to a timeless genre.

For further information on Mick James please visit his website, Twitter and Facebook pages

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David Emmanuel Noel

David Emmanuel Noel is an avid blogger, film fanatic, art enthusiast, music lover, and theatergoer. He is an interdisciplinary artist, curator, and PR consultant who has been involved in several music events and visual art exhibitions at venues such as the Kennedy Center Washington DC, Bernie Grant Arts Centre London, the Landmark Arts Building New York, and Whole 9 Gallery in Culver City, California. He has worked closely with institutes, professional bodies, and agencies such as the Royal Institute of British Architects, New York Mayor’s Office, CAMBA- the New York-based agency, the NSPCC, and several London Boroughs on projects supporting the environmental and therapeutic benefits of the arts. He is based in London and New York.

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