Song Review/ Rock : Ricky’s Rebel Rabble’s ‘Molly’
Ricky’s Rebel Rabble is a rock band from Watford, England. Their music is sparked by passion for the style, drawing from artists that have inspired them across time. Their latest release is ‘Molly’, a melodic glam rock track with classic rock sensibilities. It’s a heartfelt track written by Ricky to remember his aunt who passed away recently. The flow and movement of the track is influenced by 1970s British glam rock. There’s that marked melodic warmth, memorable chords and simple rock chemistry that allows the emotion to shape the track.
The band does a great job, shifting emphasis from style to feeling, calling on listeners to connect and take the feeling back to their own lives and people who they might be missing. The track has a luminous strength that makes the listening experience feel profound. It keeps you wrapped up and swirling in its potent flow. The best way to enjoy this track is to go with the sensibilities of it. The glam rock, the blues, and the singalong pop rock bits. The atmosphere of the track really speaks to you, especially if you engage. Listeners of T Rex and David Bowie are sure to love the emotion-based songwriting of this band. Listen Now!
The band features an impressive lineup including lead guitarist and songwriter Ricky, promoter Alice Randall as co-writer, Nick Andrew on bass and production duties, producer Rich Spoons, drummer Gary Sanford, and vocalist Billy Henagan.
You can listen to ‘Molly’ by Ricky’s Rebel Rabble here -
