Standing in the Light
Standing in the Light
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Our Take
Our Take
Ah, Stone Foundation, the band that's been around longer than all my failed relationships combined. "Standing In The Light - 25 Years Of Stone Foundation" is a delightful journey through the decades of this funky group's career.
The album kicks off with "Beverley," a track that transports you straight to a 70s disco with its groovy bassline and smooth vocals. It's like Barry White and Earth, Wind & Fire had a love child and named it Stone Foundation.
As you move through the album, you can hear the evolution of the band's sound. From soulful ballads like "Learning the Hard Way" to upbeat jams like "The Limit Of A Man," Stone Foundation knows how to keep things fresh while still staying true to their roots.
But don't let the funky beats fool you, there's a depth to Stone Foundation's lyrics that sets them apart from the average disco band. Tracks like "Carry the News" and "Next Time Around" tackle social issues with a level of intelligence and nuance that is often lacking in the music industry.
Overall, "Standing In The Light" is a testament to Stone Foundation's staying power in an ever-changing industry. So grab your bell-bottoms, pour yourself a martini, and get ready to dance the night away with this timeless album. Cheers to 25 years of Stone Foundation! 🕺🎶
Track Listing
Track Listing
1. The Limit of a Man
2. The Light in Us (Feat. Laville)
3. Now That You Want Me Back (Feat. Melba Moore)
4. Deeper Love (Feat. Paul Weller)
5. Next Time Around
6. Beverley
7. Carry the News
8. Season of Change (Feat. Bettye Lavette)
9. Hold On to Love (Feat. Durand Jones)
10. Your Balloon Is Rising (Feat. Paul Weller)
Disc: 2
1. Summer Feeling
2. Standing On the Top
3. Echoes of Joy
4. Let the Light
5. To Find the Spirit
6. The Night Teller (Feat. Graham Parker)
7. Strange People (Feat. William Bell)
8. B What U R (Feat. Shirley Jones)
9. Pushing Your Love
10. Tracing Paper (Feat. Nolan Porter)
11. Outside Looking In (Edit)
12. Back in the Game (Feat. Paul Weller)
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Stone Foundation
STONE FOUNDATION: The Modern Soul Revolutionaries Taking the World by Storm In a sea of monotonous pop acts and stale indie bands, Stone Foundation emerges like a breath of fresh air, with their infectious blend of modern soul and retro rock. Hailing from the UK, this six-piece band has been making waves in the music scene since their formation in 2004. Led by the dynamic duo of Neil Jones and Neil Sheasby, Stone Foundation has perfected the art of crafting soulful tunes with a contemporary twist. Their sound is a melting pot of influences, from the Motown classics of the '60s to the funk-infused grooves of the '70s, all filtered through a distinctly British lens. But what truly sets Stone Foundation apart is their electric live performances. With their slick suits, funky dance moves, and killer horn section, they deliver a show that is guaranteed to get even the most stoic of concert-goers up on their feet. Their latest album, "Street Rituals," is a testament to their evolution as artists. With tracks like "Your Balloon is Rising" and "Season of Change," Stone Foundation proves that they are not afraid to push boundaries and experiment with new sounds. So if you're tired of the same old radio hits and cookie-cutter bands, do yourself a favor and check out Stone Foundation. They may just be the modern soul revolutionaries that your music collection has been missing. And hey, who knows, maybe you'll even learn a thing or two about how to really put on a show.
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