Title: He's okay!
Product review: I heard the acoustic guitars and electric pop fun and assumed this would be an artist right up my alley. After his first song Can't Let Go, you feel "eh, alright this guy's got some potential." But, after "Last Stop", you start to feel that something's missing. That's what takes place over the rest of the album. He's a 3 trick pony. Open the mind of any young twenties single guy, give him a flair for John Mayer and a falsetto emulating Fran Healy of Travis and you end up with Landon Pigg. The musical ideas are there, but he lacks the soul of the artist. It's quite evident in the song writing. After those first two listenable tracks, I found myself skipping after 30 seconds of each song. Tinman's the only exception. That's a well written song, but he also doesn't even write his songs. He gets help from pop industry wizards. Do yourself a favor and pick up Travis's Boy with no Name or Death Cab for Cutie's Plans. Those are two albums with a similar vernacular but are far superior efforts.
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