Frank Joshua is a man who has won our hearts repeatedly. The musician has been responsible for umpteen releases over the past 4 years, through re-imaginations, originals and compositions that melt us. When his music plays, you can hear soul, and a life of a passionate songwriter that believes effort is necessary in writing and putting across your songs. This one is called Turn To Your Soul (Reimagined).
There is a flurry of emotions from so many ballads you would have heard that get triggered with this rendition. Though this is a re-imagination, Frank Joshua makes it seem like you’re listening to a whole other version of the tune. In the melody, he holds the core melody through chord progressions that echo with passion. The bridge shows a jazzy alternative route with soulful harmonics that bridge quite the emotion. Saxophone solos show the power of the brass, while adding a café class to the intense composition.
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A track that transports you
I was almost transported to a jazz club in Las Vegas with the way this track was performed. It had an amazing lightness in how it was composed. The presentation and vocal frills are incredible by the indescribable Frank Joshua. I relistened to the original composition just to see how stark the contrast is in parts.
From an indie pop mysterious track to this essence, there is a huge cut. It’s limited not just to how you feel as a listener. The opening of a James Bond movie to this in-cinema dramatic execution, Frank paints a canvas that has a variety of textures through the power of symphony:
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Self professed metalhead, moderately well read. If the music has soul, it's whole to me. The fact that my bio could have ended on a rhyme and doesn't should tell you a lot about my personality.
