SINGLE REVIEW: Jeremy Serwer - My Olde Religion
'My Olde Religion' is another track from Jeremy Serwer, featured on his latest album "Lesser Humans," focusing on the topic of religion. Unlike his previous critique of dated beliefs within Christianity, this time he delves into alternative forms of spirituality such as Paganism and non-theistic Satanism. The narrative advocates for religious and spiritual pluralism, aiming for a state where differing beliefs can coexist harmoniously.
Jeremy consistently delivers sensational, professional vocals that are rich with a stunning melodic tone, as expected. The instrumentation is flawless, with bright rock 'n' roll-infused drums enchanting, and elaborate guitar chimes dazzling with rhythmic technicalities. The track exudes an upbeat vibe with a surfy, summer ambiance within its alt-rock stance.
True to his form, Jeremy doesn't shy away from diversity. The introduction of an EDM-inspired section, complete with well-placed synths and a pop-based melody, brings an added layer of creativity to 'My Olde Religion.'
Jeremy's versatility shines through, as he fearlessly shares his thoughts, even those that may seem controversial, doing so with great dignity and class. His remarkable voice, genuine showman pizzazz, and authenticity contribute to the track's overall appeal.
