I Can See It All Tonight - M. Craft > Reviews > Martin shows his Craft with a great album

Author's product rating:   

Originality	Groundbreaking
Lyrics	Thought-provoking
Quality and consistency of tracks	A couple of weak links
How does it compare to the artist's other releases	Outstanding
Value for Money	Good

Advantages:	Deep, beautiful songs
Disadvantages:	Only 6 songs

Recommend to potential buyers:

yes

Full review

Martin Craft is a relatively unknown artist, but expect him to gain more publicity and become more famous as his songs become better known. His songs are often described as very depressing, and whilst this is not the right word to describe the feeling of the songs, it's true that the songs help to elevate the mind to a more thoughtful level.
You know those songs that raise the hairs on your arms and has you nodding along involuntary. This album is full of moments like that. It combines a sort of folksy acoustic singer / songwriter with a sad, heavy bass line in the background.
His music has featured in many different TV programs - 'Sweets' featured in the OC, and 'Dragonfly' was incredibly impressive in E4's 'Skins' in a more serious, blunt scene of the show.
The problem with this album is that it only features 6 tracks, and whilst all of them are impressive, it is still enough. However, for some of the cheap prices you can get it for, it's still worth the money.
I would recommend the tracks 'Dragonfly' and 'Sweets', and although it's not on this album, I would also recommend 'I got nobody waiting for me'.
A great buy if you're into light melodic acoustic songs, from an artist bound to escalate in fame levels sooner or later.

Track Listings:
1. Dragonfly
2. Sweets
3. Come To My Senses
4. On The 389
5. Out In The Sun
6. Solitaire