Member Since: 8/15/2004
Band Website: levytheband.com
Band Members: (lee*vee) JAMES LEVY
When Levy released their album Rotten Love 2005 it came and went without a fanfare but for those who got to see them live or had the chance to listen to the album their was a hint that this might be a band to look out for, now with this new release Glorious we have a newly revamped line-up but still retaining it’s initial vision courtesy of lead singer songwriter James Levy. Current single and title track Glorious kicks off proceedings which is a worthy opener, the right blend of a catchy chorus set against Levy’s distinctive vocals but it is the following song So Hard that really kicks in and given the right opportunities and airplay has all the hallmarks of a classic single, this is without doubt the strongest track on the album and has a perfect combination of both passion and nonchalance that elevates it to a higher level.Elsewhere on such pop-orientated songs as Mint and King James there is clear evidence that James Levy has an ear for both hooks and melody and off set against such bitter sweet lyrics that give it a slight twist and make this band a little different from the rest, and on the slow paced Your Demise it gives the band a chance to display another side,
Glorious may be an epic statement in principal but such ambition deserves our attention.-SNAZ MUSIC
On Glorious, Brooklyn crooner James Levy and his democratically-monikered band, Levy, have lovingly crafted an album of melodic, theatrical pop: A sound nestling comfortably between shiny-modern and sepia-tinted; on the cusp of Hoxton trendy and music your uncle dances idiotically to at a wedding.-Danny Payne BBC.CO.UK
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Record Label: One Little Indian (EUROPE)
Type of Label: Indie