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Nick Harrison – Something Special

November 10, 2008 Reviews, Single No Comments

Funky guitar trotter, Nick Harrison is as equally crisp as he is rugged and he makes use of a tempo building element to elevate his slightly leery, but crisply coated delivery. With one foot towards the dialogue-driven contemporary camp and another that’s more in with 80s disco, Harrison gives off energy and a degree of cheekiness.

Harrison’s reputation has grown through his engaging and passionate live performances and material such as this gives him a firm platform from which to build upon this reputation. People will catch onto to this genuine tune crafter.

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