I'm a Stranger Here

Lucy Woodward, a powerhouse vocalist with a voice that can captivate and enchant, teams up with the virtuoso guitarist Charlie Hunter to deliver a soulful and bluesy experience in their collaborative album "I'm a Stranger Here." Released on June 25, 2021, this 12-track journey clocks in at just under 48 minutes, offering a rich tapestry of musical styles that blend seamlessly into a cohesive whole.

The album kicks off with "Stranger Blues," featuring Dashawn Hickman, setting the tone with a gritty, blues-infused track that showcases Woodward's vocal prowess and Hunter's masterful guitar work. From there, the album dives into a variety of soulful and bluesy numbers, each track revealing a different facet of Woodward's artistry. "My Lovin' (You're Never Gonna Get It)" and "My Love Will Never Die" highlight her ability to deliver powerful, emotive performances, while "Fallin'" and "Born To Be Blue" showcase her versatility and range.

One of the standout tracks, "Gloomy Sunday," features the haunting vocals of Miwi La Lupa, adding a layer of depth and melancholy to the album. The upbeat "Ring My Bell" and the sultry "Ain't No Love In The Heart of the City" provide a nice contrast, keeping the listener engaged and on their toes.

Throughout the album, Lucy Woodward's voice shines, whether she's belting out a powerful ballad or delivering a sultry, bluesy number. Charlie Hunter's guitar work is equally impressive, providing a solid foundation for Woodward's vocals and adding layers of complexity to each track. The chemistry between the two artists is palpable, making "I'm a Stranger Here" a standout collaboration that is sure to delight fans of soul, blues, and beyond.