D.G. Adams Dangerous (digital single) Review by Gary Hill
I previously reviewed an album from D.G. Adams. That set landed in the singer-songwriter zone. So does this new single. I like this pretty well. It's an interesting tune from an interesting act.
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Track by Track Review
Dangerous There is a tasty distorted guitar sound that starts this cut. The number has a mainstream singer-songwriter vibe to it. I dig the bits of synthesizer that comes across the top. The lyrics to this are topical. Female backing vocals bring something special to it. I am a fan of the guitar fills, too. That actual guitar solo is particularly tasty. After the song seems to end, the female voice returns unaccompanied for a short reprise.
