Song Review/ Rock : Plain Drifter’s ‘Long Way Down’

Plain Drifter is an Australian singer-songwriter and a rock artist. He is immersed and influenced by vintage classic rock with its evocative chords, thoughtful lyrics and the gleaming blues. He brings those nostalgic elements to his craft now, reviving them with his own interpretation of acoustic rock. His latest release is ‘Long Way Down’ featuring the vocals of Sam Lillicrap. The track is built with bare riffs, baring chords and a blooming vocal camaraderie.

When you listen to it, you’ll fall in love with the coarseness of it, the raw spaces and energy of the song. There’s something so beautiful in its simplicity and directness. It seems like these light qualities start to gain a depth and forge a dimension within the theme. Plain Drifter and Sam Lillicrap sing like they’re singing for themselves. No holding back. Just pure expression, bursting out in the moment. No filters, no noise. Just the song and the artist. That’s the kind of unplugged space that you get with this track. Listen Now! 

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The track is available for streaming on popular sites like Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube Music, and Amazon Music! 

You can listen to ‘Long Way Down’ by Plain Drifter here -

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