PRINCE & 3RDEYEGIRL PLECTRUMELECTRUM ALBUM REVIEW

If Art Official Age is a juicy reaffirmation of Prince pop basics, Plectrumelectrum, his collaborative album with 3rdEyeGirl, represents a more intriguing departure, even if it too reaches back into the past, making a bold connection with a time when Jimi Hendrix was the last great black American rock star, before funk really left rock 'n' roll to the white man. There is more than a whiff of Hendrix about the bravura title-track instrumental, a mesh of thick twin guitar hooks and free flying improvised solos over a rolling groove that keeps shifting beneath the heavy rock surface. It is, really, this underlying funkiness that makes Prince’s rock so alive, while the act of performing with other players of skill and character (guitarist Donna Grantis, bassist Ida Nielsen and drummer Hannah Ford Welton) adds a meaty, organic character to the whole album. Hope you guys enjoy my new video, like, comment and subscribe. If you want to give me feedback on what you thought about my videos and what you would like to see me, talk about next on my show. Please inbox me personally or follow me on twitter and send me a message. Also if you decide to add me on kik tell me on there and I'll get back with you! Also Follow me on twitter: https://twitter.com/_4everBrandon Add me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/teammusic4ever Follow me on Instagram : @4everbrandon Hit me up on KIK: 4everbrandon