Thomas Cole, Late To Bloom | Album Review

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homas Cole, an artist who perpetually leaves us in awe, has gifted us with his debut album, ‘Late To Bloom‘. This album is a high-octane energy booster, poised to etch its dance-pop anthemic charm into the annals of music history for years to come. Comprising 11 tracks, each exuding a tantalising dance floor aesthetic, it’s an adventure tailor-made for thrill-seekers.

The journey commences with ‘Late To Bloom‘ a track we’ve cherished since its solo debut. It serves as a robust launchpad for the album, propelling us forward with unbridled vitality. Also, what sets this album apart is Thomas’s generosity in allowing emerging talents to shine, a trait exemplified by several collaborative tracks. The second offering, featuring the mellifluous vocals of Lizzie Allyn, eases effortlessly into our ears, setting a harmonious tone.

Among the album’s treasures are two previously unreleased singles, ‘This World & The Next‘ and ‘Pass The Baton.‘ Their inclusion in the album, rather than standalone releases, becomes evident upon listening, as they emerge as Thomas’s most compelling and standout tracks to date.

You can take a listen to the new album by Thomas Cole here.

Five out of five – George James. 

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