Curtis Harding Face Your Fear

New York Magazine already named Face Your Fear one of their most anticipated releases lauding Harding’s “scorching voice” while Clash UK hails recent new track “On and On” as “a blistering slice of dancefloor soul that recalls prime Curtis Mayfield and late 60s Motown” The new album follows 2014’s Soul Power, on which Rolling Stone called Harding an “artist you need to know” Harding fuels his psychedelic sound with the essence of Soul but isn’t bound by it. Instead, the 12 songs on the album convey an eclectic blend of genres leaping from the many musical lives he has lived from following his evangelical Gospel-singing mother on tour as a child in Michigan to rapping in Atlanta, forming a garage band with The Black Lips’ Cole Alexander to singing back-up for Cee Lo Green. Through these experiences he fully embraces life’s darkest intricacies conjuring dynamic, addictive melodies.