Southern Halo – Just Like In the Movies

It is always pleasing to watch an artist progress, learn and come into their element. I had the extreme pleasure of reviewing the first Southern Halo CD and I look forward to seeing how the group has progressed both musically and lyrically. Check out Southern Halo delivers magic Just Like In the Movies CD Review.

Come along with me as I journey into the new Southern Halo release and see what magical gems the girls have in store for their fans on their sophomore release.

“Southern Halo”

While I am typically not a huge fan of pop country, this one has all the earmarks of a great start to the CD. It sets the stage for what is to come on the album. Nice hooks.

“My Girls & Me”

As the name implies this is a rocking country style song that is all about getting ready to entertain the crowds. The song is a typical album cut with some raunchy electric lead guitar and predictable story line.

“Notice Me”

This is a nice longing love song. It has a little early Taylor Swift influence in it. The vocals are spot on and one that I could listen to over again.

“I Think Too Much”

I can see a lot of girls both young and old can relate to this song. It’s all about getting ready for a date and over thinking it. “I think Too Much” is a nice sleeper on the CD.

“Tom Girl”

While I like the song, it seems a little bit pushed. It is almost like they are trying to be something that they are not. I know that Nashville has a tendency to try and make girls age faster than they should. Not a bad song, just seems like it is being forced.

“Anything Is Possible”

The song “Anything Is Possible” is one of my favorites from the CD. It has a nice modern pop country sound that I believe that anyone can find easy and uplifting to listen to. I believe it is also slated as the first release.

“Not Today”

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“Missing Mississippi”

There is nothing bad or stellar about this song. It has all the right pieces and is done well but it’s another one of those all too often recorded songs that are likely destined to be an album cut.

“Famous”

This song has a great melody line. It is not at all predictable and puts a lot of words in a tight amount of time but it is very well arranged and easy to listen to.

“Getting’ Back Up”

The song “Getting’ Back Up” is another song that leaves the listener thinking of a Taylor Swift style. That is not a bad thing. It’s one that shows the listener how the girl’s going to keep get up no matter what hits her.

“Hey Boy”

The banjo and the drum play well off of one another in the introduction on this song. It’s a little harder pop but the combo works well in this instance.

“Coming Home”

This is one of my favorites on the CD. In fact it is just a very well done look at life and coming back to what you left.

“It’s Always Been You”

This has a very sing able melody and the harmonies are shimmering. It is under produced on the music end which tends to make the lyrics shine even more than they do. “It’s Always Been You” is going to get my nod for my absolute favorite song on the album.

“Just Like In the Movies (Revised)”

This song, in stark contrast to the previous song has a lot of production going on. There’s a little country, a little pop, a little rap feel all going on under the surface. It makes for an unusual but workable mix.

Overall, a 14 song CD is a large undertaking. And while a couple of songs felt mostly like filler material, they all work well in context and none of the songs on this CD are anything that you won’t want to hear over and over. If you don’t have the first CD get it and play them both. You’ll see growth that is leading this group of sisters on to the next level which should be stardom.