REED FERGUSON - MAGIC EYE (BalconyTV)
- 5 years ago
REED FERGUSON performs the song "MAGIC EYE" for BalconyTV.
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PRESENTED BY CROW LEE BELCHER
If Classic Rock n Roll is looking for a revival, it just might find its savior in The Zolom's Children’s Reed Ferguson from Atlanta, Georgia. A fusion of various influences puts Reed decidedly in a space all her own. You could call it "Neo Classic" Rock. Her latest CD (to be released in February), an original 5 song EP entitled Magic Eye is evidence of this emerging genre. It would be a mistake to enter into Reed’s world with expectations, because she is anything but predictable. Her instrumentation, melodies, vocals and lyrics defy categorization. It’s no wonder notables in the industry say Reed’s writing style is on the path to being “prolific” and perhaps this is what her songwriting idols Jimi Hendrix, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, and Robert Plant looked like at 18.
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PRESENTED BY CROW LEE BELCHER
If Classic Rock n Roll is looking for a revival, it just might find its savior in The Zolom's Children’s Reed Ferguson from Atlanta, Georgia. A fusion of various influences puts Reed decidedly in a space all her own. You could call it "Neo Classic" Rock. Her latest CD (to be released in February), an original 5 song EP entitled Magic Eye is evidence of this emerging genre. It would be a mistake to enter into Reed’s world with expectations, because she is anything but predictable. Her instrumentation, melodies, vocals and lyrics defy categorization. It’s no wonder notables in the industry say Reed’s writing style is on the path to being “prolific” and perhaps this is what her songwriting idols Jimi Hendrix, Joni Mitchell, Joan Baez, and Robert Plant looked like at 18.
http://reedferguson.com
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