Frank Turner

The most beautiful thing about Frank Turner (and there are many…) is the recognisable and comforting quality to his vocals: it doesn’t matter where you are or what you are doing, the sound of Frank’s voice is the perfect accompaniment. Frank Turner released his new single ‘Peggy Sang the Blues’ last week, creating another anthem that does not stray far from the reassuring talent of his musical soul, but at the same time is an exciting leap forward into a promising new album.

Frank Turner’s forth coming album ‘England Keep My Bones’ is due for release on June 6th, and after first single ‘I am Disappeared’ leaked out, the news of ‘Peggy Sang the Blues’ is an occasion to rejoice. Frank Turner let’s nobody down with his heart felt and charming melody of a single: with the full force of his band behind him, Turner shakes the bones and rattles every inch of the folk-punk scales. ‘Peggy Sang the Blues’ is another triumphant display of musical bliss – everything you would expect plus more from one of the country’s most exciting artists.

Frank Turner lends his poetic song writing knack to the new single, penning short bursts of wit and quirky lines: ‘it doesn’t matter where you come from, it only matters where you go’. Frank has this way of writing lyrics with messages that should be corny, but always come across as cool and honest. He writes about instances, emotions and people that the audience don’t know, but want to wrap themselves around over and over anyway. ‘Peggy Sang the Blues’ is another example of this, a longing to hang yourself on every word and immerse yourself in the thoughts of Frank Turner.

Frank is in the middle of a completely sold out tour ‘An Evening With Frank Turner’, so if you are feeling gutted not to have one of his golden tickets, purchase yourself a copy of the new single ‘Peggy Sang the Blues’ to keep you warm until the next live show.

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