It also comes in as the longest track on the album and I still want more.ĭid You Move On? is actually really heartbreaking. Alone delivers the Outrun-adjacent Night Feeling that fans will be looking for in the album.
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In the throes of its tender melodies, it is difficult not to see a montage of late nights, long drives and better times in a John Hughes-esque movie skit. Subtly bringing the party mood down from Chemical, Alone evokes, perhaps, a touching, end-of-movie glance at a love story gone wrong. With the singer's frankly fantastic vocals, combined with his introspective lyrics, it is very easy to keep coming back to Chemical.Īlone and Did You Move On? are the final two songs of Faded Touch and act as one long outro. It's worth noting here how effortlessly Josh attacks his higher notes in the song. A shredding Top Gun-style guitar solo tops off the second half of the song alongside some stunning composition, making it stand tall on the record.
On top of launching the album into real mainstream territory, Chemical also has the most guts behind it. Despite this, it is not a bad track, just a little overshadowed.Ĭhemical is Josh's biggest track on Faded Touch and easily his most thrilling. For me, this track loses its edge after being played directly after the might of New Beginnings, and before Chemical.
Light synth flows into a stunning crescendo that bolsters the feel of everything that follows: a delicious rhythmic composition that I cannot help but repeat two or three times.įorever brings the mood down a little with a sombre yet safe dilution of the album thus far. Not only does the song once again demonstrate the mastery Jordy has over his craft, it also welcomes you into the third act of the album, arguably its strongest. New Beginnings switches gears and shows Timecop1983 in his prime. Thankfully, Timecop1983 doesn't waste it.
The neon-plated One Night also houses the only instance of the synthwave genre's almost-required instrument: The saxophone. Because of this, One Night is a real floor-filler that will certainly join the ranks of Timecop1983's best-loved hits, such as Back To You, as time goes on. Timecop1983 relies on drums in this song - in the best way - giving it a more driven and passionate feel. Josh steps back into the spotlight with the visceral hit One Night. As well as giving a bright-eyed glance at Timecop1983's staggering songwriting, it also proves he has an unmatched skill that keeps him relevant today. Moments in Time dulls the heartache a little while ushering in act two of the album. This time, however, it's with the sting of a 1980s power ballad, adding to the almost painful repertoire of the Faded Touch experience. Josh delivers a blistering love letter in Feel The Same, continuing their break-up narrative. The relentless bass and an almost familiar sense of hope embedded within the track will remind Jordy's fans where his strength's lie. Beginning with subtle yet delicate tones, he gradually builds into a thriving and powerful declaration of his return. The artist is known for his distinctive movie soundtrack style, and Emotions delivers exactly what his fans have come to expect from him. Falling disintegrates into Emotions, Timecop1983's first exploration of what Faded Touch sounds like on his side of the album.
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