There’s enough here to demonstrate that this is Mason’s finest record of his solo career to date.
About the Light is Mason at his most confident.
Well-conceived, vibrant, and executed with attitude and aplomb, About the Light is a career standout for Mason.
With this release Steve wears his heart on his sleeve and has provided us with a collection of introspective and mature songs.
It’s a reminder that bliss isn’t some final promised land, but a work in progress. And in sobering moments like these, About the Light delineates the big difference between simply making happy music and making music about happiness.
La palabra inglés resuena, suena a pulp, smiths, stone roses, en fin suena a buenos tiempos
me aportó bastante fondo en algunas actividades, tiene muy agradables juegos de voces y melodías, un tanto lineal pero muuuy AMENO.
Upon hearing the album-titled teaser single About the Light, I was intrigued by what this project had to offer. I was not expecting that much, but considering that country-inspired indie rock has a bit of a soft spot in my soul, I decided to give it a go.
I definitely came out of this album enjoying some of it, though much of the songs on this album suffer from mediocrity, not only from a songwriting perspective, as well as instrumentation goes. I didn't find anything interesting about it, but ... read more
Catchy and powerful. Really good work in the making of stadium hymns. Maybe feel kind of old and out of his time, but the compositions, that indeed are old made, can assure you a heavy path into the feels of the happiness, not only in the sense of it
1 | America Is Your Boyfriend 3:42 | |
2 | Rocket 4:58 | |
3 | No Clue 3:10 | |
4 | About the Light 4:26 | |
5 | Fox on the Rooftop 4:39 | |
6 | Stars Around My Heart 4:06 | |
7 | Spanish Brigade 3:31 | |
8 | Don't Know Where 3:57 | |
9 | Walking Away From Love 3:40 | |
10 | The End 3:43 |
#43 | / | Piccadilly Records |