The electric muse revisited - the story of folk into rock and beyond
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Blues rock review
d. 1. June 2021
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Willie Witten
d. 1. June 2021
"With expectations sky-high (...), 22-year-old Quinn Sullivan offers his 4th studio album ... Wide Awake finds the young musician armed with a few new tools and plenty of matured musical talent with which to approach the ambitious 12-song lineup ... For a singer-songwriter-rocker in his early twenties, he sounds far older, and that is a nice attribute ... Wide Awake surpasses Midnight Highway [2017] by more than the average album-to-album growth. The songs are better and more complex without being pretentious. The sounds are larger without flooding the mix. And most importantly, Sullivan expands his personal genre without losing his artistic voice ... This current offering stands on its own as a great listen whether penned by an artist at 22 or 52".
Rock & blues muse
d. 3. June 2021
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Martine Ehrenclou
d. 3. June 2021
"22 year-old Quinn Sullivan can no longer be described as a guitar prodigy as he has matured exponentially as a musician, singer and songwriter, morphing into a fully developed artist with a sound all his own. Even with three solo albums behind him, Wide Awake is Quinn Sullivan's breakout record with artful songs, striking and soulful vocals and guitar mastery that far surpasses most".