Duffy, Rockferry Review

Good Points
Strong retro feel, lots of great songs, nice production

Bad Points
Very stylized and perhaps a bit of a formalaic retro cliche.

General Comments
Duffy, Rockferry review - Enjoyable melodies and a thoroughly entertaining gravelly, nasal vocal - reminiscent of a young Lulu - this is a pretty good album which will continue to grow on you after the first few listens.



Mercy is a great pop song, while Rockferry has a relaxed charm about it straight out of the 60's soul scene. But you can find hooks back into Motown, Dusty Springfield and even the Supremes in quite a lot of the album, which doesn't fail to disappoint with a great range of support tracks, from bluesy to a more robust soul sound.



And then you watch a video and find yourself (a la Joss Stone) wondering how on earth THAT sound came out of THAT person...



Good album. Not as good as the hype, but good nonetheless.