This week we introduce the work of Evans Evil. This is the stage name of a musician who has decided to introduce Cadiz personal project in which not only assumes the interpretation of the voices and all the instruments but are also responsible for producing and recording his songs.
Evans Evil influences are varied: Bright Eyes, Neil Young, Josh Rousse, Jorge Drexler, Badly Drawn Boy, Evan Dando, Ben Lee, Boniva, Ron Sexmith, Marisa Monte, Bob Dylan, etc.. These are some of the names that resonate when you ask for it.
artist's first job was "Music Animals" . This is a self-produced and recorded work by Evil Evans himself, in which we can find songs with the most varied instrumentation.
lyrics that speak of common stories that we pass daily and Evil has translated in the form of music. In this work we can find more melodic songs with rhythms and others that will undoubtedly make us dance that makes it worthwhile to listen to his work calmly.
containing Songs "Music Animals" are
1. Everything went wrong.
2. Clear.
3. Darts to the Belly.
4.TelmayLuis.
5.
mainland
6. Living to tell the tale.
7. Death Plan.
The second paper was published by Evil Evans "Baroque Explosions Extreme" . As in her first job, in the latter we can find the most diverse songs, some that are closer to folk and rock some with a more extreme point (from the pop course.)
The songs have this second job are:
1. Making the indie.
2. Attack of the clones.
3. The wind in my favor.
4. Cara (volcanic love).
5. The wide and narrow.
6. Tropicalia.
7. Cruz (volcanic hatred)
As you can see, if anything Evil is characterized by being an artist who does it all. With simple lyrics and a wide variety of tools (and knowledge to play them) managed autoproducer these two works with a great result.
hope your way in the world of music continues, either with this project alone or with a band in order to continue offering this music so personal.
As always, we leave you to follow links to know the work of Evans and Evil get to step a little more in their world and learn something more about his great music.
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