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The Thirst - My Everything
Album Review

The Thirst – My Everything

A soulful step paves the way for a gate-crash into a dialogue drive post-mod rollick of a party with touches of Milburn and The Rifles, being exposed in ‘My Everything’.

This plum from debut album ‘On The Brink’ represents a rustic, mildly streetwise serenade of a loved one.

Mensai Cofie-Agyeman’s vocals steer a well controlled, but slightly animated path to lead these Brixton-ites into rhythmic rumbling territory.Making the track suitable for that Friday night free-for-all or the Monday morning musing.

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