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The Real - Andy Caldwell - Universal Truth (CD, Album)

Gina Rene receives similar regal treatment on "Miss U," where her powerful vocals are backed only by Tom Hain's equal potent piano. The vocals are uniformly superb throughout the set, with Latrice Barnett's performance on "The Stars" particularly sparkling, and Lisa Shaw's soul-fired delivery on "Universal Truth" also worthy of note.

Caldwell lavishes attention on his singers, but still has equal regard for Franchini and Gabriel Rene's guitars, which he features prominently throughout the set.

Be it the fiery rock of "Runaway," which echoes with '80s new wave, or the breezy pop-laced "Pushin'," the Spanish splashed "Brand New Day" or the chiming "Miss U," the guitars add a counterpoint to every song's styling within. As do Caldwell's own basslines, which are just as eclectic and range from funk-fired to reggae-fied. Caldwell's production is phenomenal, further shading and shadowing the carefully constructed atmospheres, highlighting musicians and vocalists alike, and tautly tying together songs comprised of seemingly opposite genres.

Add to List. The Real. Brand New Day. Don't You Love Me. Universal Truth. The Stars. The 20,square-foot nightclub encompasses four rooms, each with its own distinctive design and intelligent LED lighting. Contact us at An established veteran of dance music, Caldwell exudes a nostalgic glow up from Temple SF. The Best Events. Your email is required. Not valid email! Great suggestion! I want to make something that will sound as good today as twenty years from now.

I payattention to trends, but I emphasize big hooks and a solid musical foundation. I want to take people on a journey with my songs and shows. He describes the live experience best. I play a lot of my own music and currenttunes that I'm feeling as well as some classics. You can't fight it. Asan artist, I want to be inspired every day. Wednesday 1 April Thursday 2 April Friday 3 April Saturday 4 April Sunday 5 April Monday 6 April Tuesday 7 April Wednesday 8 April Thursday 9 April Friday 10 April Saturday 11 April Sunday 12 April Monday 13 April Tuesday 14 April Wednesday 15 April Friday 17 April Saturday 18 April Sunday 19 April Monday 20 April Tuesday 21 April Wednesday 22 April Thursday 23 April Friday 24 April Saturday 25 April Sunday 26 April Monday 27 April Tuesday 28 April Wednesday 29 April Thursday 30 April Friday 1 May Saturday 2 May Sunday 3 May Monday 4 May Tuesday 5 May Wednesday 6 May Gina Rene receives similar regal treatment on "Miss U," where her powerful vocals are backed only by Tom Hain's equal potent piano.

The vocals are uniformly superb throughout the set, with Latrice Barnett 's performance on "The Stars" particularly sparkling, and Lisa Shaw 's soul-fired delivery on "Universal Truth" also worthy of note. Caldwell lavishes attention on his singers, but still has equal regard for Franchini and Gabriel Rene 's guitars, which he features prominently throughout the set.

Be it the fiery rock of "Runaway," which echoes with '80s new wave, or the breezy pop-laced "Pushin'," the Spanish splashed "Brand New Day" or the chiming "Miss U," the guitars add a counterpoint to every song's styling within.

As do Caldwell 's own basslines, which are just as eclectic and range from funk-fired to reggae-fied. Caldwell 's production is phenomenal, further shading and shadowing the carefully constructed atmospheres, highlighting musicians and vocalists alike, and tautly tying together songs comprised of seemingly opposite genres.

As diverse as the set's sound is, though, it beautifully hangs together as a whole, and is instantly identifiable as the artist's work, and some of his best at that.