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Thursday, 11 April 2024

Single Review: D is for Dancing - Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could

Well if you haven't heard of Brady Rymer, and are as yet unaware of his significant contribution to family music then you must have been living under a rock! Brady is one of the longest lasting and most prolific artists of his generation, emerging on to the family music scene way back in 2000. A rebel without a pause, he is still creating some of the finest music around to this day.

His new single "D is For Dancing" portrays the artist in fine form, with its melodic retro vibe, and exuberant energy. Here, the song takes the listener on an extraordinary journey across the alphabet, with the letter D coming out on top because "D is for Dancing" and we 'want more and more'. For me, the music conjures up images of American nostalgia, where we are seemingly treated to a cameo performance from the Crystals on the set of Happy Days. 

The music also exudes a slight Beach Boys influence, largely due to the delightful harmonies which add an additional layer of sonic texture to the track. Despite the delicate intricacy of the music, the rhythm section really packs a punch, sparring with some inspired keyboards in fine style. The guitar is generally used sparingly until the break, where it really lets rip adding an electrifying alternative to the vocal melody. 

Brady Rymer is a star in his own right, a man on a mission who along with his superb band, manage to create electrifying pop seemingly at will. His new single further cements his growing reputation as a true master of his craft, with his unique ability to create inspired lyrics, magical melody and imaginative harmonies. Perhaps most importantly, his music succeeds in celebrating how learning can be fun, and dancing is truly the best. The song will be released worldwide on April 12th. Happy listening!

Brady Rymer and the Little Band That Could - alphabet rock.

1 comment:

  1. Great post, Dez; keep them coming! The single brilliantly captures a sense of American nostalgia, almost as if it’s paying homage to the classic sounds of the Crystals or a scene straight out of "Happy Days." The Beach Boys' influence is palpable in the lush harmonies that add a rich, sonic texture, enhancing the overall feel-good atmosphere of the song. The music composition smartly balances intricate musicality with accessible fun, from the dynamic rhythm section to the playful keyboards and the sparingly, yet effectively used guitar solos that truly energize the track during the break.

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