PLIN PLICKEMN'S DEBUT ALBUM SPEAKS WITHOUT SAYING A WORD
NEW YORK CITY - For the past week, Plin Plickemn's debut album
"It'll Be Fun, Baby I Promise" has been making the rotation in my CD
player along with some of my favorite artist that include: Jack
Johnson, Led Zeppelin and Joe Satriani. And the more I listen to
Plickemn's album, the better it gets.
If you're in Times Square this summer, you might be able to catch
him in front of the Quicksilver Store on 42nd Street promoting his
CD.
And If you do meet him, since this album is a limited edition street
release, this will probably be your only chance to buy this record.
But you may be able to obtain a copy by contacting him through his
website at: www.laserbaked.com
The album kicks off with Chill Squadron and after listening to it for a
just a couple of minutes you definitely find yourself easing back
into your seat and just letting go of the day.
One of the things that I like about this record is the wide variety of
influences. There's old school hip-hop, electronica, rock, funk and
in one of the songs Amour Propre there's this interesting mix of
classical music.
The Fun House. It's a groovy tune
that pumps along with a funky bass
line throughout the entire song.
Other standout tracks are Sneak,
Quick Sand and the Eleventh Hour.
But don't take my word for it, go to
his website and check them out for
yourself at www.laserbaked.com
Richard Livsey