Sometimes there’s seriously nothing wrong with playing it safe, to walk in your own direction but not minding resemblance. Sean Fournier is here with a thoroughly free EP called Oh My. The 6 tracks here are measured in millimeters. Sean jumps around his semi-eclectic talents while keeping his own sphere firm in his own indie folk world. Well, you can put the little joy in Oh My into many good categories: There’s of course folk at the core of it all but then we have different condiments such as quality pop (yes, Jason Mraz style why not?) on the acoustic version of “Broken Stereo”, we have Jack Johnson-ish pseudo-holiday music on “Falling For You”. You get a slight taste of boy bands on “Goodbye” and “Put the World On Stop” (reminds me of Take That and Westlife’s glory days). We also deal with some quality piano-pop in “Another Like You” and finally the best studio-friendly and well-instrumented song on this delightful EP i.e. “Holding the Hand Of the Hurricane”; None of which fail to make sense.
The EP is badly free, therefore we’re having all the 6 tracks right here on This Winki’s. The upcoming full-length sounds so promising and potent in a very pop sense of saying. But for now let’s have a – let’s say very comprehensive – taste of Sean Fournier. Go here in case you wanted to download the whole EP with a neatly designed catalog.
Listen | Sean Fournier "Broken Stereo (Acoustic Version)"
Listen | Sean Fournier "Put the World On Stop (Piano Version)"
Listen | Sean Fournier "Another Like You (Piano Version)"
Listen | Sean Fournier "Goodbye (Piano Version)"
Listen | Sean Fournier "Falling For You (Piano Version)"
Listen | Sean Fournier "Holding the Hand Of the Hurricane"
