Come on released July 2022

The Ardents are again taking music lovers across the globe on a unique listening experience with their upcoming album Come On in July 2022.

ALBUM REVIEW FANBASE MUSIC MAGAZINE July 2022

The Ardents

Ladies and Gentlemen, if you haven’t heard of this band yet then you are in for a treat, and if you have heard of them, then you will agree when I say The Ardents are such a cool fun-loving band with great talent.

Hailing from the UK, The Ardents are, in my opinion, one of the best things to come out of the United Kingdom, musically.

The band have such a feel good sound. With soulful voices and funky music and lyrics, if you don’t find yourself feeling a little happier after listening to this band, then I’m not sure what else will work for you. This band just has it all; style, talent, great vocals and great music.

So, having said that, I am excited to announce the band have a new album coming out, called ‘Come On’. Everything I mentioned earlier rings true in this album and then some.

I can’t really fault anything about the album because it is one of those albums you can listen to start to finish and not feel you have to skip any of the tracks, which I think when an album can captivate you so much, then the band is on to something good.

If I was to pick my favourite tracks on the album, I would choose, So Come On, Won’t Fall Down, Call Your name, Tempo and Hold Me Up. While I am mentioning my favourite tracks, I want to give Call your Name another mention, because the song starts off with some cool drums and a great piece of guitar solo.

I can picture myself listening to this song when I feel like dancing while doing some house work or even when I’m feeling a bit low and need an instant good mood upper.

I want to congratulate The Ardents on a great new album, and to the readers who are reading this, keep a close eye on this band. Go check out their social media and music because you might just be witnessing a great new thing in music.

Review 2

The Ardents Drop The Much-anticipated “Come On” Album

Fast-rising UK-based international music band, The Ardents, announce the release of their new project titled “Come On,” a 9-track album featuring songs of different music styles

Music is popularly described as a form of expression and the increasingly popular music band, The Ardents, looks set to take the feel a notch higher, creating a unique vibe around diverse music styles to deliver something for every category of music lovers. The phenomenal band is releasing another “out of this world” music project, with members bringing their diverse skills together as they look to surpass the feat achieved with the “A” Album.

Come On features a distinct blend of the call and response elements with a fusion of guitar solos, cello parts and drums echoing to lyrics. Peter, a musician, lyricist and music producer, brings his creativity and ingenuity to bear again with this album.

Tracks on the album include; So Come On, Won’t Fall Down, Call Out Your Name, (Live) Save Me, Tempo, Loving Your Eyes, Hold Me Up Play Nice, and Shadow (acoustic version),

all with thought-provoking yet entertaining lyrics with irresistible sounds. Its a great album well worth a listen.

Our new album will be available as a collectors edition with the first 500 supplied on a special designed USB flash drive and display tin

releasing August 2022

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Come on album ... Collectors edition USB flash drive

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“The whole idea for the album was a collec6on of feel-good songs spanning some of my favourite styles in music. I wanted the vocals to work in harmony with the instruments to create a cohesive sound, each playing an important part of the overall sound,” said Peter. “Although we have released previous albums on the CD format, we made a decision this

“The whole idea for the album was a collec6on of feel-good songs spanning some of my favourite styles in music. I wanted the vocals to work in harmony with the instruments to create a cohesive sound, each playing an important part of the overall sound,” said Peter. “Although we have released previous albums on the CD format, we made a decision this time to use a USB flash drive which has been especially designed for us. We wanted to make an album that would make great listening both in the car and at home. With the decline of car CD players the flash drive was an obvious choice of media.”

The Ardents : album "A" CD

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Album review

Blending dynamic instrumentation, majestic vocals, and rich, vibrant melodies the debut offering from The Ardents fittingly called Ardents “A” is a jazzy approach to pop sensibilities.

The Ardents – Ardents “A”

Reviewed by: Lee Callaghan Evolution Music Press

November 28, 2021

Ardents “A” is a 12-track offering that brings together a diverse palette of musicians from around the world, to create an aesthetically pleasing vibe that is entertaining, yet challenging for the listener. This strong blend of jazz, blues, and soul melodies pushes through the traditional approach to popular musical themes while offering a smooth, relaxed, yet sultry tone. Placing a strong mezzo-soprano vocalist to carry the harmonies and we have a full-sounding showcase of talent that is hard to contain within the confines of a standard three-minute track. Each track offers unique melodic approaches as The Ardents approach each track as its own musical body while tying it together to keep a full-album cohesiveness.

The jazz piano and percussion on Someday sets the pace for a magnificent, down-tempo track that calms and entices a joyous response. As the string section enters the track, the feeling of vastness and spacious frequencies carry these overtones throughout the listening field with an expansive impression. Coupled with lyrical themes of self-healing, and preservation the call and response style vocals keep the groove and feel of this track throughout with a deliberate pace, almost heartbeat-like. It was the strings that complement the chorus section really caught my ear, as the collaborative efforts of these musicians really make a connection and keep this track very tight.

The highlight track, in my opinion, however, is Less Of You. The vocal talent being showcased on this track is absolutely breathtaking. The range our vocalist displays with her voice, carrying long notes in the upper register while adding the slightest trill gave me goosebumps as I was completely immersed in this experience. Less Of You is arranged with an almost lullaby feel, yet captures the classical impressions these musicians are clearly capable of.

The recapitulation phase of the track features an acoustic guitar chord progression which offers an almost percussive element to this soft-tempo song, which furthers the sonic capabilities of the vocals.

Although reviewing all 12 tracks of this album is outside the scope of this review, other stand-out tracks include; If A Day, Smile Brightly, and Waiting.

Ardents “A” is a brilliant collection of musical themes and concepts which this very talented group of players are able to explore with ease as each player complements and challenges the other to create magic not heard in some time.

Ardents “A” is a very- enjoyable offering that is produced and mixed at a highly professional and mature level, making each track worthy of commercial success on Pop, Adult Contemporary, and Soft Rock radio formats.

This is an album I am going to listen to multiple times as with each listen the subtle nuances of each performer offer something new with each consumption.

Album review(Album "A")

January 2022

Love Again - A song that absolutely pulls at the heartstrings. A determined anthem that reminds you how to overcome a broken heart.

Someday - Achingly optimistic and full of jazzy flourishes, this track reveals the depth and versatility of this group.

Waiting - With a yearning vocal performance and slow, sweet cellos, this song is the perfect introduction to the world of The Ardents.

Smile Brightly - The Ardents take one of America’s oldest musical forms - the twelve bar blues- and reinvents for a global audience. Smooth, seductive, and full of six string magic.

Less Of You - A warm ballad with ethereal vocals and gently meandering strings. A world of emotion contained within a three minute song.

What about - One of the most sparse and delicate tracks in the group’s catalogue. A mysterious melody with an intimate piano delivery that delves deeply into the singer’s emotion.

Falling - A regretful ode to past mistakes, this track brings the singer’s story to life in stunning and vivid detail.

Paint My Life - An exotic string melody opens this song, opening the door for experimentation and exploration throughout. One of the group’s most surprising and memorable tracks.

Dance Inside - A hypnotic rhythm utilising a unique array of drums provides an ideal backdrop for poetic lyrics and fascinating, multi-layered vocals.

Sonder - Guitar is front and center on this adventurous track. Weaving an intimate pattern of melodies, Sonder reveals new layers with every listen.

If A Day - The Ardents show their lighter side on this future funk track. With its warm synths and propulsive rhythms, the track creates a world of its own.

Love Me Until - The album closes with this upbeat electro pop track. A culmination of everything the group does well, Love Me Until brings the journey to a fitting conclusion, inviting the listener to start right back at the beginning again.