Explosive and unexpected Laszlo Jones "Out Of My Head"

 
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The French artist, Laszlo Jones makes us discover a passionate and refreshing track with "Out of My Head". This artist offers a delightful contrast to what one would usually hear from a French artist. Usually, the tones are softer and with a slower rhythm, here, Laszlo brings out a powerful voice with an explosive but assumed Rock'n'Roll style.

You can appreciate his signature style with his rocky voice and electric tones through the arrangements. His blues-rock side is quite unexpected and accentuates a certain degree of originality. The composition remains simple but is judiciously reinterpreted by the arrangements and it must be said that the grain of the artist's voice takes precedence over the rest. Stream below

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