Thomas Cole, Late To Bloom | Track Review 🎵

[otw_shortcode_dropcap label=”C” size=”large” border_color_class=”otw-no-border-color” shadow=”shadow” square=”square”]ool as you like, Thomas Cole has the hit pop formula inscribed on the back of his hand. Well, it appears that way anyhow based on his new music release ‘Late To Bloom‘.

Pop is best when it is upfront and right in your face. This track accomplishes precisely that. It is a release taking the singer far away from his native New York. He has extended his wings, and his musical direction carries him to new areas. His sound is alluring, bold and thundering with a killer beat finessed with a solid vocal delivery.[/otw_shortcode_dropcap]

Everything works very well on this track; consequently, picking a preferred segment or sound is impossible. Nevertheless, many will find the lyrical quality enticing, and the singer has been keeping the goods locked away until now. His other tracks definitely resonate nicely lyrically but not on the same level as ‘Late To Bloom‘. It speaks for many, and although the artist is popular in the LGBT community, he is spreading like wildfire in other social groups too.

Musically, it is courageous. It has a dancey texture, making it a piece of music to stick on at any party. Even much so, it wouldn’t take long till the dance floor is flooding with head boppers. However, it would have been more potent with a bit more sound diversity, and a little more synth in spots may have gone down a treat too—but an all-around stupefying track.

Five out of five – George James.