Blues/Review Vincent J. Rigney - Ghosting
Vincent J. Rigney, born in the steel town of Corby, Northamptonshire, England. A singer, a songwriter, a guitarist, and a producer, Vincent J. Rigney is a musician with a lot of soul. A confident musician with a bold stage presence, Rigney is garnering a fanbase from his gigs, but not gigs alone. With reviews on international blogs, radio stations, and playlists, Vincent J. Rigney is reaching audiences far beyond his UK borders.
"Ghosting," the last single on Vincent J. Rigney's second EP, “Steel Town Boy,” is a strong and emotionally stirring song. Rigney creates a poignant, deep song that examines the emotional toll of being cut off by someone close by fusing elements of alternative rock and blues.
Lyrically, "Ghosting" addresses the contemporary phenomena of social alienation with startling honesty, capturing the anguish of a long-term friendship breaking down into quiet. The song is very personal yet broadly relevant due to Rigney's unvarnished and passionate vocals, which convey a profound feeling of desire and anger. His storytelling skills are excellent; he vividly illustrates how abrupt seclusion can seem like needless emotional abuse.
The song's gloomy yet energetic backdrop is anchored by alternative rock textures and deep bluesy guitar work. Recorded in Rigney's hometown of Corby, Northants, the earthy instrumentation lends a level of realism that heightens the song's power. Rigney emphasizes the song's intensely personal character by working with local musicians to keep the track's cozy, private feel.
Vincent J. Rigney's "Ghosting" demonstrates his ability to create a poignant and unforgettable listening experience by fusing honest words, beautiful melodies, and classic rock influences. In addition to being a powerful way to wrap out “Steel Town Boy,” the song solidifies Rigney's status as a talented musician and writer who has a natural ability to capture the emotions of everyday life in music.