Wolfgang Webb’s album “The Lost Boy” is an impressive journey through raw emotion and haunting soundscapes. The lyrics are deeply personal and his songs are about grief, recovery, and personal issues, all of which are inspired by late-night songwriting.
The production, with the help of such talents as Bruno Ellingham and Esthero’s heavenly voice, is both rich and professional, referencing ‘90s Bristol and alt-rock. The four music videos of the album, with their decayed, symbolic visuals, enhance its emotional weight, you can watch the videos here and I’m pretty sure you will love them. The standout tracks? for me are definitely “March” and “The Ride”.
“The Lost Boy” is a must-listen for fans of evocative, genre-blending music. Want to hear more? Make sure to follow the artist on Facebook and Instagram.
