Fox Nigon is a French singer-songwriter who has made a name for himself on the Spanish music scene with his unique blend of pop, rock, folk, and blues. His third album, “Adsum” is a collaborative effort with British producer Matt Butler, who handles all the arrangements and vocal producer Rob Butler. The album is a genre-bending exploration of different musical styles and themes, showcasing Fox’s versatility as an artist and his commitment to tackling current issues.

Recorded across three countries and three studios, “Adsum” represents two and a half years of hard work and dedication. Fox refuses to be confined to a single genre and instead moves fluidly between pop, rock, reggae, electro and jazz, incorporating vintage and contemporary sounds along the way. The album is unified by its cinematic approach to storytelling, with each track offering a thought-provoking exploration of various themes, including war and peace, conspiracy, toxic relationships, old age, death and hope.

“Adsum” opens with “Good Vibes With You,” a breezy, upbeat pop-rock track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. “Today’s The Day” follows with its driving beat and catchy chorus, while “Save The Bees” is a poignant call to action on behalf of the environment. “My Love Is True” is a tender ballad that showcases Fox’s emotive vocal range, while “No No No” is a haunting exploration of conspiracy theories and the new world order.

Other standout tracks on the album include “Mister Fear,” with its ominous synth line and hard-hitting lyrics, and “At The Bar In The After Life” a contemplative rumination on the passage of time and the inevitability of death. “My Girl” is a catchy, up-tempo track that belies its darker lyrics, while “A Day After” is a poignant reflection on the futility of war. The album closes with “Drink Their Tears” a hard-rocking protest song that highlights Fox’s lyrical prowess and his commitment to social justice.

I highly recommend “Adsum” to fans of pop, folk and rock music, as well as to anyone who appreciates socially conscious and emotionally resonant songwriting. So, if you haven’t already, go check out Fox Nigon’s “Adsum” on all popular platforms including Spotify and discover the musical and lyrical genius of this talented French singer-songwriter.

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