To any artists out there genuinely doing the work but feeling like their music isn’t getting any recognition, I just want to tell you not to give up because eventually, good music always finds itself in the right ears. For one award-winning and multitalented music composer, producer, expert guitarist, and record owner, Les Fradkin, who has been in the industry long enough, he has seen the best and the worst of this industry. His latest release, “Remote Control” is what justifies my opinion earlier about good music always finding the right ears no matter where you are as an artist. This is a sonic tour de force that has blown over the past couple of months, and for good reason; it’s the kind of music that leaves an indelible imprint right from the first listen.
It’s amazing what the gifted hands of Les Fradkin can do on that mini Mellotron Keyboard, expressing himself through its subtle keys and conjuring up one of the most haunting melodies you’ll ever experience…and that’s simply because this music here is felt beyond the ears!
“Remote Control” has this haunting, ethereal, and atmospheric feel right from the get-go, and as it progresses, it reverberates with a vibrancy that is felt all across the chest. You can feel its lively rock qualities, albeit with unmistakable ambient sensibilities, as Fradkin’s authoritative voice breathes life majestically.
And what’s more; you can feel the progressive electronic components driving the rhythm forward as the backing choral-like harmonies add that unworldly quality to this already affecting music.
With massive streams garnered across various digital platforms, “Remote Control” is the power of good music to transcend mainstream harbors, finding the right ears and imprinting itself on them.
If you like your music catchy and hauntingly beautiful, “Remote Control” is what you’ve been craving, and it’s now right here for your own pleasure. Enjoy.
To get to know more about Les Fradkin and his journey, check out his website: https://lesfradkin.com/.
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