Callum Pitt, Forgotten Kids Review
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An Alternative Indie-Folk musician from Newcastle Upon Tyne, that’s Indie-folk newcomer Callum Pitt combines finger-picked folk riffs with a stunning falsetto voice. His first demos, recorded in his bedroom, received airplay from BBC 6 Music and Amazing Radio, resulting in a spot at Evolution Emerging Festival 2016 and tour support slots with Meadowlark, Cape Cub and Isaac Gracie. Taking influences from The War On Drugs, Bon Iver and Fleet Foxes, Pitt has a new single out “Forgotten Kids,” that is laced with tightly woven harmonies and optimistic lyrics.
Positives:
Pitt has an earnest sound on “Forgotten Kids,” rolling with a catchy instrumentation and spot on lyrics that transport the listener with smartly written melodies.
Bottom Line:
Its easy to see why Pitt has been quickly rising in popularity. His songs offer a maturity of writing and a quick wit about his writing style. On “Forgotten Kids,” an edgier rock sound is imbued with a pop sensibility to the hook. The tune has a swirling sound that entrances your senses as he riffs on a hypnotic hook. His voice is assured and offers a shimmering warmth, while his stunning falsetto voice elevates the emotional effect of the tune. Outstanding production, clearly Pittman has a hit with “Forgotten Kids.” That’s the short of it!