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Lofty Heights – Eye Contact

September 16, 2009 Reviews, Single Comments
Lofty Heights - Eye Contact

Lofty Heights - Eye Contact

Californian Greg Griffin has missed the boat with his Lofty Heights project somewhat. Debut single ‘Eye Contact’ is a golden slice of summery folk-pop, but with September rumbling on, summer’s time has gone.

It’s unfortunately scheduled, but that doesn’t stop it being one of the feel-good tracks of the year. Griffin’s vocals are honeyed and sweet without being sickly, and the “weeeee-wooooooo” backing noises don’t get irritating, as you might expect them to.

‘Eye Contact’ clocks in just over the three minute mark, pretty much perfect length for a short, sharp pop song, but you can’t help but wonder if the track’s appeal might become dimmed as the nights draw in and the days are filled with drizzle.

It would be a shame though. ‘Eye Contact’ is a glorious start, and Griffin is certainly worth keeping an eye on.

Written by Jamie Smith

is a typical music hack, in that he is a failed rock star. Although he’s not sure he can be counted as a failure if he’s never actually been in a band. Does Guitar Hero count? Anyway, he recently finished his University degree and now realises he is facing the prospect of signing on when his money runs out in a few weeks. Every music website he has written for in the past has closed down, so he is beginning to think he is a bit of a jinx. But he has a good feeling about this one...

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