Description
For over twenty years, Tim Easton has been successfully combining elements of indie rock, folk and a little bit a blues to create his own genre that also consistently adds excellent songwriting and tons of heart to round out his musical ingredients. Easton is now on his tenth LP, You Don’t Really Know Me, and the new material finds Tim pushing himself forward with a new outlook on life. It is an album that was mostly written during the 2020 quarantine and has a positive vibe as Easton recovers from dealing with a vice, consistent touring, divorce and all the messy things that go along with those life stressors.
What might completely break some artists, Easton’s positive focus forward rises up and shines on You Don’t Really Know Me. His drive not only is the underlining glue that holds the album together but makes this record one of the best in his career so far. The title track kicks the album off with a foot tapping beat and you will immediately hear the results of Tim returning back to days of recording his vocals alongside a band.
