Just like buses, you wait years for a hard rocking MITCH MALLOY album, then you get two in quick succession.
After 2011’s well received ‘Mitch Malloy II’ opus, Mitch has gone back into the studio and totally re-recorded his 2001’s ‘Shine’, this time around adding keyboards and three completely new songs.
To avoid confusion with the original release, this brand new album is going under the title of “Shine On”.
Malloy says: “I was never happy with the original album, recorded with low budget and with pressures by the label for a more ‘plain’ style.”
Then, now Malloy decided to re-record the songs, discard a few, and add 3 completely new tracks.
“So it started to become this whole different CD and that is why it’s got a new name. It’s not an old album at all, it’s a new album, with a brand new cover and art work”.
“Shine On” is real Mitch Malloy: Melodic Rock with pulsating guitars, keyboard fills and his unmistakable vocals.
Release date is still uncertain. Not available in stores for the moment.
The CD was on sale exclusively past weekend at Firefest Festival during Mitch Malloy’s show.
01 – Shine
02 – You Lift Me
03 – It’s About Love
04 – Draw The Line
05 – Love’s Own Hand
06 – Places Only Love Can Go
07 – Love Made A Liar Out Of Me
08 – What I’m Livin’ For
09 – Nothin’ New (duet with Holly Malloy)
10 – Never Enough