It's A Complicated World by Robert Nix

His songs alternate between being guitar-based and keyboard-based, with “A Black Spot On Humanity” exemplifying one of his keyboard-oriented songs. This latter track also utilizes orchestral string elements.

In contrast to his mostly wide angle lens lyrics, “She Means A Lot To Her Friends And Family” is positively microscopic in comparison. Nix can become extremely passionate while he’s singing, which sets the contrastingly quiet “It’s The Day’s End” apart from the rest. In this complicated world of ours, it’s good to know that smart and passionate people like Robert Nix are diligently using music to understand this complex home planet of ours.

http://www.cdbaby.com/robertnix

Related Links

· More in Reviews

· More by Dan MacIntosh

© 1996-2007 Indie-Music.com

This CD is entirely a Robert Nix production with all songs written and performed by R.Nix.

Recording and production of the album by Robert Nix

as well.

The songs on this CD are my own brand of Pop split between being Guitar based and Keyboard based and there's a definite message/comment in these songs as well.

(I also have another album available here at cd baby-"Some Recordings..."{www.cdbaby.com/cd/robertnix2}

Please check out the REVIEW of this album at the INDIE MUSIC site:www.indie-music.com(at the top of this page as well)IF YOU'RE INTERESTED IN DOWNLOADING THE ALBUM PLEASE GO TO:WWW.ISOUND.COM/ROBERT_NIX(click the "Robert Nix" link)or these other 2 sites:WWW.NOISEHEAD.COM/MYPAGE/ROBERTNIX and WWW.BLASTMYMUSIC.COM/ROBERTNIX(available at itunes and other major online stores as well).

Toronto residents can find this CD at:Sonic Temple-5165 Yonge St.("North York Centre" subway stop),ask the clerk at the counter for the CD.

At this time I'd like to pass along to you 2 outstanding organizations that are dedicated to protecting our environment,us,and the other non-human lifeforms that share this planet with us:GREENPEACE{www.greenpeace.com}and PETA{www.peta.com}-check them out.

Robert Nix

Robert Nix

Average Customer Review: