The singer-songwriter known as Matty
Underwood has released his long-awaited, full-length LP, titled, “I
Don't Need the Light.” It is comprised of 12 new and original
tracks from the artist, including three alternate versions of the
record's top singles. The album has been released on the Whisper Yell
Entertainment, LLC music label. Most notably, “I Don't Need the
Light” prominently boasts Underwood's hit single and title track of
the same name, which was pre-released in late January of 2013. An
album that packs an immediate and arresting punch, his debut
full-length album proves that it isn't just the emotional, sonic
plunge and roaring, soaring triumph that his fans have anticipated,
but also a colorful, multifaceted record as fit for the dance floor
as it is for personal listening.
The sound of “I Don't Need the Light”
is ambient and classy, sculpted with passionate highs and pensive
lows. Its orchestration is partly live and partly digital. It is
largely driven by piano and percussion, though the album's most
sparkling attribute is Underwood, himself, whose vocals are easily as
strong and stunning as those of Phil Collins or David Guetta. The
result is reminiscent of Depeche Mode's best moments, with
smatterings of Sting and Coldplay. A deeply personal record,
Underwood's “I Don't Need the Light” is surprisingly populated
with lighthearted, carefree moments, and the album's overtones are
largely optimistic. It is a record with a great deal of heart, an
endless supply of soul to match, and miles upon miles of groove.
Matty Underwood names as main artistic
influences the likes of Coldplay, Filter, Maroon 5, U2, The Fray,
Alex Clare, and Jukebox the Ghost. Elements of these artists abound
in both his songwriting and performances, but Underwood's music has a
sound all its own.
Writing himself of the record,
Underwood says, “The 'I Don’t Need the Light' LP is a collection
of situations, or of vicarious situations and experiences. Some songs
are introspective or reflective, others anticipatory, and some are
accusatory.”
Newcomers to the Matty Underwood sound
are encouraged to see and hear the official “I Don't Need the
Light” video, easily found online, for a striking example of his
unmatchable verve.
The LP, “I Don't Need the Light,”
by Matty Underwood, is available online worldwide in spring of 2013.
-S. McCauley
Staff Press Release Writer
MondoTunes
The LP “I Don't Need the
Light” is distributed globally by MondoTunes (www.MondoTunes.com)
and is available at iTunes for convenient purchase and download
MondoTunes
(www.mondotunes.com)
supplies the largest music distribution in the world and provides
upstream services for many major labels in search of breakout
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ARTIST CONTACT INFO:
eMail
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matty@mattyunderwoodmusic.com
matty@mattyunderwoodmusic.com
Twitter:
https://twitter.com/mattycunderwood
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