Pretty White continues the sweet week of discoveries with the most magical musical moment unveiled by Anson and his album “The Devil in a Dress”, an opus to discover as soon as possible. It will accompany our whole week, in the sweetest and most beautiful ways.
In 10 astonishing tracks, this incredible singer takes us on an original songwriter focusing primarily on vocals and bass guitar, although his solo record debut features him on all instrumentation. With its soulful tone, his musical “The Devil in a Dress” is delicious, irresistible, and will capture your heart.
With an amazing and touching voice, Anson takes us on board with ease and emotion. It’s good to hear, in an industry where music is often overlooked in terms of quality and creativity. Anson honors music and art in all its glory. The beats are amazing and catchy, his flow authentic but unique, and everything is crafted to immerse the audience into an addictive musical journey. The lyrics are among the best, and the guitar playing is infectious. You’ll want to play ”The Devil in a Dress” over and over because of how energetic it is, and it has a unique quality.
No doubt, “The Devil in a Dress” is a beautiful musical journey, and Anson is a talented, authentic artist, who has not finished impressing us for the moment. We are sure it will have the same impact on you.
Discover the album, to listen to without moderation, right here:
The Devil in a Dress by Anson
Anson is a classically trained rock artist from the deep south, with credits on 4 full-length albums and more on the way. He’s an original songwriter focusing primarily on vocals and bass guitar, although his solo record debut features him on all instrumentation. His songwriting inspiration draws from personal experience and perspective on subjects ranging from personal pain to world events. On his solo debut, he draws influence musically from artists such as Joy Division and The Cure. The follow us to “ The Devil in a Dress” is expected in mid-2023 and is a full concept album centering on two main characters and is somewhat of a departure musically from his first effort. Definitely keep an ear out for that one.
