Hailing from Yorkshire is Tercelvoice, a musical project that’s evolved its approach and refined its distinctive sound over the last few years. Initially born as the solo endeavour of artist Andy Squires, Tercelvoice has since developed into a more expansive collective of creative pursuit. Linking up with York’s Young Thugs Records, they now bring us the highly anticipated sophomore album titled This Is Our Time.
Tercelvoice’s journey is a shining example of artistic dedication, with roots deeply embedded in the Yorkshire soil. Their eponymous debut album, released in 2018, earned praise and support from BBC Introducing, gaining extensive radio airtime as well as featuring in BBC sessions and on Tom Robinson’s BBC 6 Music Show. Now, ready to unveil the latest chapter in their musical story, Tercelvoice emerges from the shadows to share their original sonic offering with the world once more.
Their new LP delivers an 11-track odyssey that deftly distils the essence of Tercelvoice’s musical evolution. The journey commences with “Take It Apart,” an indie-infused track brimming with bright guitar rhythms, a subtle yet intricate electronic beat and warm basslines. Andy’s captivating vocals take flight, weaving engaging melodies that effortlessly transition into an anthemic indie rock chorus. Energetic drums, soaring guitar tones and stunning vocal layers elevate the track into a sonic spectacle.
The lead single and title track, “This Is Our Time,” follows with a more laid-back ambiance. Subtle pulsating basslines, a nuanced drumbeat, soft guitar work and gentle synth tones create a captivating backdrop for Andy’s subdued yet emotive vocal delivery. As the artist spins graceful melodies carrying heartfelt lyrics, the track injects a dose of indie rock energy with its subtly gritty guitar interludes.
“Something My Friend Said” invites the listener into a smoother soundscape. Mellow guitar work and delicate drums create a soothing atmosphere, with elegant vocals that weave alluring melodies. The intensity ramps up in the chorus as mesmeric lines soar in dazzling fashion.
Further highlights within the album include “Make It Right,” led by shimmering guitar-driven arrangements that envelop the listener in infectious sound. “Electric” opens with airy synth tones and gradually introduces a slick groove featuring breathy vocals, resulting in a hypnotic indie jam. The album draws to a close with “Tomorrow,” a superb display of Tercelvoice’s songwriting panache. It’s a breezy, acoustic-based composition featuring velvety vocals, delicate guitar strumming and light piano plinks that provide a satisfying conclusion to this remarkable second full-length record.
Produced by Jonny Hooker at Young Thugs recording studio in York and mastered by Adam Gonsalves at Telegraph mastering in Portland, Tercelvoice’s This Is Our Time serves up a cinematic journey through a soulful indie landscape. Anyone seeking a unique and immersive musical experience should take time to listen to Tercelvoice’s latest offering, it’s a worthwhile journey that’s sure to win over new fans and old alike.
Listen to This Is Out Time below
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