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Norris ,Jayson: Freedom Twenty Eight | |
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It’s surprising that Jayson Norris’ album Freedom Twenty Eight (2011) is his first offering to New Zealand listeners considering the London-based Kiwi has successfully released two albums overseas and regularly sells out shows internationally. The album – a dynamic blend of sounds, subject matter and genres – conveys Jayson’s explosive and diverse live show and captures the soul and emotion of him both musically and in his heartfelt lyrics. Now a man in demand, the fruits of his labour are paying off and his unique sound, which sees him combine rich earthy vocals with a blend of soul, roots and rock has secured him residencies at a range of respected venues and led to Jayson sharing the stage with huge names such as Andrea Bocelli, Paul McCartney and Mark Knopfler. 1. Freedom to Live |
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