
Daniel Trigger
Army of One
Independent Release
2014
It wasn’t until now that I came across Daniel Trigger so I think a little bio info is necessary. Daniel is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist & producer from Mindlands, UK. He created Trigger in 2003 and released 4 albums till 2011 when he took a break and released his first solo work, “Infinite Persistence” in 2012. Now he’s back with his second full-length solo release entitled “Army of One”.
Daniel has written all the music, produced and played all the instruments (apart from the drums & the guitar solos) on the album. I guess there goes the “Army of One” title. Musically, Daniel mixes classic rock, hard rock, melodic rock, modern rock & pop rock music. There’s a variety on the album and the tracks never lose their rock essence. Daniel has a powerful & rockin’ voice. The production is also full, tight & has a contemporary core. Very good indeed. The song arrangements have been done thoroughly as they do feature various backing vocals, nice keys and generally the sound is complete.
I do fancy Daniel’s classic rock & hard rock side better than the modern one but then again that’s my perspective. Either way, Daniel is certainly no stranger to good melodies & nice rock themes in general. He has worked hard to deliver a very good and well-produced rock album on the whole. Moreover, this is an independent release, so it should get more attention and support than any other label release…
Daniel has written all the music, produced and played all the instruments (apart from the drums & the guitar solos) on the album. I guess there goes the “Army of One” title. Musically, Daniel mixes classic rock, hard rock, melodic rock, modern rock & pop rock music. There’s a variety on the album and the tracks never lose their rock essence. Daniel has a powerful & rockin’ voice. The production is also full, tight & has a contemporary core. Very good indeed. The song arrangements have been done thoroughly as they do feature various backing vocals, nice keys and generally the sound is complete.
I do fancy Daniel’s classic rock & hard rock side better than the modern one but then again that’s my perspective. Either way, Daniel is certainly no stranger to good melodies & nice rock themes in general. He has worked hard to deliver a very good and well-produced rock album on the whole. Moreover, this is an independent release, so it should get more attention and support than any other label release…