Concerts

Nick O’Connor

While Nick O'Connor is only 21 years old, the breadth and scope of his solo debut, Lady in Pink, has the feel of an album made by someone a good decade or two older. Although O'Connor, whose voice at times recalls that of Cat Stevens, has a solid roots and...
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While Nick O’Connor is only 21 years old, the breadth and scope of his solo debut, Lady in Pink, has the feel of an album made by someone a good decade or two older. Although O’Connor, whose voice at times recalls that of Cat Stevens, has a solid roots and folk foundation, he also draws from a fairly wide pool of musical inspiration. He takes a stab at a rock anthem with “Freeze Out,” dips into the funk on “My Debt Keep Comin’ Back” and “Spiritual Seasonings,” and delivers something of a Gerry Rafferty-meets-Bob Dylan foot-stomping tune with “Where Does the Road End?” While the disc has its share of sunny, up-tempo tracks, it’s on the slower ballads, like the title cut and “You Know I Love You,” where O’Connor really excels.

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