DEBUT ALBUM FULL LENGTH - HARDY - A ROCK
This Friday (4th September) will see US singer-songwriter, HARDY release his debut full length album, A Rock.
A Rock has 12 songs of which 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 were produced by Joey Moi and Co-Produced by Derek Wells, track 5 was produced by Joey Moi, Derek Wells and David Garcia, and finally tracks 11 & 12 were produced by Joey Moi, Derek Wells and Jake Mitchell.
Truck starts with a rocky upbeat instrumental which I have to admit I am loving right from the start. The first verse sees Hardy's soft rocker vocals which allows the songwriting to shine through with its lyrics being catchy, and honest allowing the story within the song being open and as it goes into the chorus you get this real sense for the song. The chorus features some wonderfully upbeat lyrics that make you want to sing, and the fact that Hardy is singing about a truck is rather wonderfully - its a wonderful road trip song. The second verse continues Truck with his amazing soft vocals which allow him to continue with the storytelling of the song wonderfully. Truck is one hell of an upbeat song that I can't get enough off. Ahead of the final verse of Truck has an instrumental which is wonderfully timed with the softer slower vocals from Hardy as it heads into the final chorus which ends the song.
Boyfriend starts with a wonderfully soft instrumental which just suits the whole song throughout especially the first verse. The first verse sees Hardy's soft vocal range at the forefront of the song which wonderfully demonstrated by the way in which his singing ability is delivered. The chorus features some upbeat, and catchy lyrics which are beautifully delivered in his upbeat vocal tone. The second verse of Boyfriend continues the song beautifully with his heartfelt lyrics which I can't help but feel a little emotional over at certain moments. The final verse of Boyfriend is rather special, and brings the song together rather nicely what happy vibes you get from this part of the song. The final chorus of Boyfriend brings the song to the perfect end alongside the instrumental.
Give Heaven Some Hell starts with a piano instrumental which instantly gives the song another kind of feel for the song which I love as its something I wasn't expecting. The first verse sees Hardy's slower and softer vocal range being demonstrated throughout Give Heaven Some Hell which has some wonderful heartfelt lyrics that have a beautiful story being delivered within the lyrics. There is something so magical about the lyrics within the chorus which I love as it brings all of the verses together beautifully. The second verse of Give Heaven Some Hell continues the story telling within the song wonderfully as the softer vocal from Hardy is something which allows the lyrics from Hardy to shine through - proper country vibes are given off from this song amazing. The final verse of Give Heaven Some Hell is pretty special. Going into the final chorus of Give Heaven Some Hell brings the song together so wonderfully.
Boots starts with a guitar instrumental which compliments Hardy's soft vocals. The first verse opens the song wonderfully with his soft but upbeat vocal range at the forefront which gives the opportunity for Hardy's songwriting to be demonstrated. The chorus features some rather catchy, and upbeat lyrics which is complimented wonderfully by its upbeat instrumental. The songwriting throughout Boots is just wonderful. The second verse continues Boots wonderful with the uptempo of the song which makes me want to get up and dance. The final verse sees Hardy's wonderful softer vocal back after a little uptempo - what a wonderful blend. The final chorus of Boots was the part of the song I loved the most especially with the instrumental.
Where Ya At starts with a very quirky instrumental which I have to admit I love right from the start as it is very different to what I expected but in a nice way. The first verse sees Hardy's quirky upbeat vocals at the forefront of the song which is one hell of an amazing move as it is one hell of an engaging song. The lyrics are rather fun, and upbeat which I love - the perfect mix. The chorus features wonderfully catchy, upbeat lyrics which are very fun, and upbeat making me want to sing at the top of my lungs throughout this song. The second verse sees the energy of the Where Ya At continuing wonderfully and with the high energy it needs, and the slower pace at times is just wonderful. Is there anything Hardy can't do? The instrumental ahead of the final verse is very high energy, and complimented with the upbeat instrumental my god I love it. The final verse of Where Ya At is one that I love the most especially going into the final chorus alongside the instrumental.
Ain’t A Bad Day starts with a soft and slow guitar instrumental which for me compliments the song fantastically right from the start. The first verse sees Hardy's extremely soft vocals at the forefront of the song which allow his songwriting to shine through giving everyone the opportunity to sit back and just listen to Hardy's vocals. The chorus is upbeat which is wonderful as it features so many catchy lyrics that is going to be amazing to hear at a gig once they are allowed to return. The second verse continues with Hardy's soft vocal range continuing with it's catchy lyrics making me want to sing along despite not knowing the lyrics. The instrumental which is ahead of the final verse was beautifully timed, and the final verse of Ain't A Bad Day is wonderful as Hardy's vocal on this part of the song is everything especially as the rocker side of Hardy returned which I loved! The instrumental which ended the song was perfect.
One Beer ft. Lauren Alaina & Devin Dawson starts with a sweet and soft instrumental which instantly hits you with the first verse which has Hardy on the vocals first one this track which is rather wonderful as the song opens up with heartfelt lyrics that gives off these wonderful happy vibes leading into the chrous. The chorus features all three artists - Hardy, Lauren, and Devin which is fabulous as all 3 of their vocals blend together magically. The lyrics are rather fun, and each of the artists you can hear individually on the track, and within the chorus which is even more beautiful. The second verse of One Beer with Hardy continuing on the lead vocals as the end really begins to kick off into its own which I am loving - the perfect night out kinda song. I love Lauren Alaina's vocals as they standout on the chorus for me. The final verse features one line that really took me back to my childhood that I caught myself thinking back too, and all the fun we had. The more the song continues the most I caught the meaning of the song, and the more I love it.
So Close ft. Ashland Craft starts with a dreamy guitar instrumental which I have to say starts the song off wonderfully. The first verse sees Hardy's crisp vocals give off these wonderful vibes of closeness with a special person in our lives with lyrics that are so beautifully written. The chorus features both Hardy and Ashland which works wonderfully as their vocals compliment each other in a way I have to admit I wasn't expecting but was a very greatly appreciated. The lyrics are wonderful, and perfect for the vibes of the song. The second verse continues So Close wonderfully with Ashland now on lead vocals there was something so memorizing as the female take on the song was something special, and the moment Hardy joined in it was MAGIC! The final verse sees Hardy and Ashland softer vocals at the front of the song showing their many different vocal ranges which I loved as they entered into the final chorus.
Broke Boy starts with an upbeat instrumental which at times is a little softer. The first verse sees Hardy demonstrate his soft vocal range which allows the lyrics to shine through beautifully, whilst still allowing the listeners the opportunity too have their own take on the lyrics as nothing was over empowering. The chorus features some wonderfully catchy lyrics that I caught myself wanting to singalong with despite not knowing the lyrics. I love Hardy's upbeat vocal in this part of the song. The second verse is one that sees Hardy's softer vocal range continue within Broke Boy which once again shows how versatile Hardy is as an artist. The instrumental break up ahead of the final verse is just perfectly timed, and beautifully delivered getting us ready for the final verse which is wonderful. The final chorus ends Broke Boy fabulously as it brings the song together beautifully.
Hate Your Hometown starts with a very rocky country kind of instrumental which for me is very Hardy, and I love that especially as the electric guitar comes in. The first verse sees Hardy's soft vocals that open the song wonderfully as it allows the lyrics to shine through. Certain lyrics within the song are relatable, and brings it nicely into the chorus. The chorus features some incredibly relatable lyrics that I caught myself being able to relate too especially with me hating where I live at times but always at the same time I am grateful for where I live. The lyrics are beautifully written, and have a beautiful story to them. The second verse continues Hate Your Hometown wonderfully as we all have those moments in our lives where we go through what Hardy sings about. Hardy's many vocal ranges that are demonstrated on this song are just incredible giving me goosebumps at times. In the final chorus, Hardy showcases his soft vocal which is a wonderful move for an upbeat song.
Unapologetically Country As Hell instantly starts with Hardy's louder, upbeat vocals are instantly displayed in a wonderful way which open the song up wonderfully. A guitar instrumental then comes in ahead of its first verse which allows Hardy's softer vocals to come into the song allows the songwriting to shine. There is something about this song that I instantly love and that is thanks to Hardy's many vocal ranges, and songwriting being displayed in a way that I think is very unique. The chorus is very upbeat, and the lyrics are ones that are very catchy - ones that a lot of us listeners will be able to relate with being country, and unapologetically country fans. The second verse continues Unapologetically Country As Hell wonderfully as the lyrics allow the song grow naturally, and you can tell Hardy has written this part of the song based on personally experience. The instrumental break down ahead of the final verse is wonderfully timed as it always is in Hardy's songs. The lyrics within the final verse tie the song together perfectly with the final chorus ending Unapologetically Country As Hell wonderfully.
A Rock starts with a soft instrumental which opens the song wonderfully especially as the first verse sees Hardy's soft vocals open the song that quickly turns into a beautifully written lyrics as it demonstrates what an amazing singer/ songwriter he is. Hardy's vocals are perfectly timed for every part of this song. The chorus has some wonderfully heartfelt lyrics that I caught myself getting really emotional over at times. The second verse continues A Rock wonderfully as the storytelling within the song is beautiful, and allows the meaning of the song to come right through. There is something so beautiful about Hardy's vocals that I love especially as more of the meaning of the song comes across. The instrumental in the middle of the song is perfectly timed. The final verse is a little softer, and slower which happens to work fantastically.
A Rock has 12 songs of which 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 were produced by Joey Moi and Co-Produced by Derek Wells, track 5 was produced by Joey Moi, Derek Wells and David Garcia, and finally tracks 11 & 12 were produced by Joey Moi, Derek Wells and Jake Mitchell.
Truck starts with a rocky upbeat instrumental which I have to admit I am loving right from the start. The first verse sees Hardy's soft rocker vocals which allows the songwriting to shine through with its lyrics being catchy, and honest allowing the story within the song being open and as it goes into the chorus you get this real sense for the song. The chorus features some wonderfully upbeat lyrics that make you want to sing, and the fact that Hardy is singing about a truck is rather wonderfully - its a wonderful road trip song. The second verse continues Truck with his amazing soft vocals which allow him to continue with the storytelling of the song wonderfully. Truck is one hell of an upbeat song that I can't get enough off. Ahead of the final verse of Truck has an instrumental which is wonderfully timed with the softer slower vocals from Hardy as it heads into the final chorus which ends the song.
Boyfriend starts with a wonderfully soft instrumental which just suits the whole song throughout especially the first verse. The first verse sees Hardy's soft vocal range at the forefront of the song which wonderfully demonstrated by the way in which his singing ability is delivered. The chorus features some upbeat, and catchy lyrics which are beautifully delivered in his upbeat vocal tone. The second verse of Boyfriend continues the song beautifully with his heartfelt lyrics which I can't help but feel a little emotional over at certain moments. The final verse of Boyfriend is rather special, and brings the song together rather nicely what happy vibes you get from this part of the song. The final chorus of Boyfriend brings the song to the perfect end alongside the instrumental.
Give Heaven Some Hell starts with a piano instrumental which instantly gives the song another kind of feel for the song which I love as its something I wasn't expecting. The first verse sees Hardy's slower and softer vocal range being demonstrated throughout Give Heaven Some Hell which has some wonderful heartfelt lyrics that have a beautiful story being delivered within the lyrics. There is something so magical about the lyrics within the chorus which I love as it brings all of the verses together beautifully. The second verse of Give Heaven Some Hell continues the story telling within the song wonderfully as the softer vocal from Hardy is something which allows the lyrics from Hardy to shine through - proper country vibes are given off from this song amazing. The final verse of Give Heaven Some Hell is pretty special. Going into the final chorus of Give Heaven Some Hell brings the song together so wonderfully.
Boots starts with a guitar instrumental which compliments Hardy's soft vocals. The first verse opens the song wonderfully with his soft but upbeat vocal range at the forefront which gives the opportunity for Hardy's songwriting to be demonstrated. The chorus features some rather catchy, and upbeat lyrics which is complimented wonderfully by its upbeat instrumental. The songwriting throughout Boots is just wonderful. The second verse continues Boots wonderful with the uptempo of the song which makes me want to get up and dance. The final verse sees Hardy's wonderful softer vocal back after a little uptempo - what a wonderful blend. The final chorus of Boots was the part of the song I loved the most especially with the instrumental.
Where Ya At starts with a very quirky instrumental which I have to admit I love right from the start as it is very different to what I expected but in a nice way. The first verse sees Hardy's quirky upbeat vocals at the forefront of the song which is one hell of an amazing move as it is one hell of an engaging song. The lyrics are rather fun, and upbeat which I love - the perfect mix. The chorus features wonderfully catchy, upbeat lyrics which are very fun, and upbeat making me want to sing at the top of my lungs throughout this song. The second verse sees the energy of the Where Ya At continuing wonderfully and with the high energy it needs, and the slower pace at times is just wonderful. Is there anything Hardy can't do? The instrumental ahead of the final verse is very high energy, and complimented with the upbeat instrumental my god I love it. The final verse of Where Ya At is one that I love the most especially going into the final chorus alongside the instrumental.
Ain’t A Bad Day starts with a soft and slow guitar instrumental which for me compliments the song fantastically right from the start. The first verse sees Hardy's extremely soft vocals at the forefront of the song which allow his songwriting to shine through giving everyone the opportunity to sit back and just listen to Hardy's vocals. The chorus is upbeat which is wonderful as it features so many catchy lyrics that is going to be amazing to hear at a gig once they are allowed to return. The second verse continues with Hardy's soft vocal range continuing with it's catchy lyrics making me want to sing along despite not knowing the lyrics. The instrumental which is ahead of the final verse was beautifully timed, and the final verse of Ain't A Bad Day is wonderful as Hardy's vocal on this part of the song is everything especially as the rocker side of Hardy returned which I loved! The instrumental which ended the song was perfect.
One Beer ft. Lauren Alaina & Devin Dawson starts with a sweet and soft instrumental which instantly hits you with the first verse which has Hardy on the vocals first one this track which is rather wonderful as the song opens up with heartfelt lyrics that gives off these wonderful happy vibes leading into the chrous. The chorus features all three artists - Hardy, Lauren, and Devin which is fabulous as all 3 of their vocals blend together magically. The lyrics are rather fun, and each of the artists you can hear individually on the track, and within the chorus which is even more beautiful. The second verse of One Beer with Hardy continuing on the lead vocals as the end really begins to kick off into its own which I am loving - the perfect night out kinda song. I love Lauren Alaina's vocals as they standout on the chorus for me. The final verse features one line that really took me back to my childhood that I caught myself thinking back too, and all the fun we had. The more the song continues the most I caught the meaning of the song, and the more I love it.
So Close ft. Ashland Craft starts with a dreamy guitar instrumental which I have to say starts the song off wonderfully. The first verse sees Hardy's crisp vocals give off these wonderful vibes of closeness with a special person in our lives with lyrics that are so beautifully written. The chorus features both Hardy and Ashland which works wonderfully as their vocals compliment each other in a way I have to admit I wasn't expecting but was a very greatly appreciated. The lyrics are wonderful, and perfect for the vibes of the song. The second verse continues So Close wonderfully with Ashland now on lead vocals there was something so memorizing as the female take on the song was something special, and the moment Hardy joined in it was MAGIC! The final verse sees Hardy and Ashland softer vocals at the front of the song showing their many different vocal ranges which I loved as they entered into the final chorus.
Broke Boy starts with an upbeat instrumental which at times is a little softer. The first verse sees Hardy demonstrate his soft vocal range which allows the lyrics to shine through beautifully, whilst still allowing the listeners the opportunity too have their own take on the lyrics as nothing was over empowering. The chorus features some wonderfully catchy lyrics that I caught myself wanting to singalong with despite not knowing the lyrics. I love Hardy's upbeat vocal in this part of the song. The second verse is one that sees Hardy's softer vocal range continue within Broke Boy which once again shows how versatile Hardy is as an artist. The instrumental break up ahead of the final verse is just perfectly timed, and beautifully delivered getting us ready for the final verse which is wonderful. The final chorus ends Broke Boy fabulously as it brings the song together beautifully.
Hate Your Hometown starts with a very rocky country kind of instrumental which for me is very Hardy, and I love that especially as the electric guitar comes in. The first verse sees Hardy's soft vocals that open the song wonderfully as it allows the lyrics to shine through. Certain lyrics within the song are relatable, and brings it nicely into the chorus. The chorus features some incredibly relatable lyrics that I caught myself being able to relate too especially with me hating where I live at times but always at the same time I am grateful for where I live. The lyrics are beautifully written, and have a beautiful story to them. The second verse continues Hate Your Hometown wonderfully as we all have those moments in our lives where we go through what Hardy sings about. Hardy's many vocal ranges that are demonstrated on this song are just incredible giving me goosebumps at times. In the final chorus, Hardy showcases his soft vocal which is a wonderful move for an upbeat song.
Unapologetically Country As Hell instantly starts with Hardy's louder, upbeat vocals are instantly displayed in a wonderful way which open the song up wonderfully. A guitar instrumental then comes in ahead of its first verse which allows Hardy's softer vocals to come into the song allows the songwriting to shine. There is something about this song that I instantly love and that is thanks to Hardy's many vocal ranges, and songwriting being displayed in a way that I think is very unique. The chorus is very upbeat, and the lyrics are ones that are very catchy - ones that a lot of us listeners will be able to relate with being country, and unapologetically country fans. The second verse continues Unapologetically Country As Hell wonderfully as the lyrics allow the song grow naturally, and you can tell Hardy has written this part of the song based on personally experience. The instrumental break down ahead of the final verse is wonderfully timed as it always is in Hardy's songs. The lyrics within the final verse tie the song together perfectly with the final chorus ending Unapologetically Country As Hell wonderfully.
A Rock starts with a soft instrumental which opens the song wonderfully especially as the first verse sees Hardy's soft vocals open the song that quickly turns into a beautifully written lyrics as it demonstrates what an amazing singer/ songwriter he is. Hardy's vocals are perfectly timed for every part of this song. The chorus has some wonderfully heartfelt lyrics that I caught myself getting really emotional over at times. The second verse continues A Rock wonderfully as the storytelling within the song is beautiful, and allows the meaning of the song to come right through. There is something so beautiful about Hardy's vocals that I love especially as more of the meaning of the song comes across. The instrumental in the middle of the song is perfectly timed. The final verse is a little softer, and slower which happens to work fantastically.
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