Ben L'Oncle Soul - Seven Nation Army

Review by Joseba Zarraga

Ben L'Oncle Soul's album Seven Nation Army is a soulful and energetic tribute to classic rock and roll. With his smooth and powerful voice, the French singer infuses each track with his own unique style, blending elements of R&B, funk, and jazz to create a sound that is both modern and timeless.

From the opening track, "Seven Nation Army," Ben L'Oncle Soul sets the tone with a driving beat and catchy chorus that will have listeners tapping their feet and singing along. The album's standout tracks include "Soulman," a funky tribute to the soul music that inspired Ben L'Oncle Soul, and "Barbie Girl," a playful and upbeat cover of the classic Aqua hit.

Throughout the album, Ben L'Oncle Soul's vocals are backed by a tight band that includes horns, keyboards, and a solid rhythm section. The production is clean and polished, but never feels overproduced, allowing the raw energy of the performances to shine through.

Summary by Joseba Zarraga

Seven Nation Army is a must-listen for fans of soul, funk, and rock and roll. With his powerful voice and infectious energy, Ben L'Oncle Soul proves himself to be a true master of the genre, and this album is sure to be a favorite among music lovers of all stripes.