Immediately flabbergasted by the vocal range and integrity, listeners are instantly pulled into a fast-flowing, extremely western vibe and progression that is “Dog ‘N All”. It’s a creative and endearing song about love and getting together, I mean, who can say no to someone who has a furry little friend all set to go?
Having toured his homeland of New England with a country rock band called Tattoo Cowboy and once belonged to a pop punk band called The Outlets, David Alex-Barton knows his way around, from songwriting, producing, and actually performing his craft. Now based in Nashville, Tennessee, he is slowly rising the ranks and making a name for himself in the industry, being under Liberty Music Licensing and Shake ‘Em Up Music.
With “Dog ‘N All”, you would be surprised how hooked you will become with simple yet clever lyricism, with the song revolving around settling in, making it seem that everything will be alright just because of owning a pet dog. This is a take on the theme of love on the practical side rather than the professing-your-love sort of thing. It’s blunt, catchy, and something you can’t really say no to.
The fast-paced nature of the guitar in this song will linger in your mind for days, and it sounds incredibly homey that flashes of your own version of home will come to mind. All in all, it’s a solid song and a great introduction to David Alex-Barton’s discography.
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A psychology major with a knack for music and writing. Mostly indulges in alternative rock, indie, and pop punk.
