The Hopping Penguins - The Hopping Penguins

Review by Gary Goodman

The Hopping Penguins' self-titled album is a delightful collection of upbeat and catchy tunes that showcase the band's unique blend of folk, rock, and reggae influences. The album's opening track, "Jump and Jive," sets the tone with its infectious rhythm and playful lyrics, inviting listeners to dance along with the hopping penguins.

Throughout the album, the band's tight harmonies and skilled musicianship shine, with standout tracks like "Sunshine Day" and "Island Time" showcasing their ability to craft memorable hooks and grooves. The Hopping Penguins also demonstrate their versatility with the haunting ballad "Lost at Sea" and the upbeat ska-infused "Party in the Tropics."

Summary by Gary Goodman

The Hopping Penguins' debut album is a fun and energetic listen that's sure to put a smile on anyone's face. It's clear that this band has a passion for making music that's infectious and enjoyable, and this album is a testament to their talent and creativity. Fans of folk, rock, and reggae music alike will find something to love on The Hopping Penguins.