Ross Stagg - Ill Never Be A Star But I Might

Review by Sara Diehl

Ross Stagg's album "I'll Never Be A Star But I Might" is a heartfelt collection of songs that showcase his talent as a songwriter and musician. The album is a mix of folk, rock, and country influences, with Stagg's distinct voice tying it all together.

The opening track "Wasted Years" sets the tone for the album, with its melancholic lyrics and haunting melody. Stagg's storytelling prowess shines through on tracks like "Lonesome Road" and "Broken Dreams", which paint vivid pictures of heartbreak and struggle.

The album also has its more upbeat moments, such as the catchy "Don't Let Me Down" and the rollicking "Whiskey and Wine". Stagg's guitar playing is particularly impressive on these tracks, with his riffs and solos adding a layer of energy to the songs.

Summary by Sara Diehl

"I'll Never Be A Star But I Might" is a fantastic album that showcases Ross Stagg's talent as a songwriter and musician. It's a deeply personal and honest record that will resonate with anyone who has experienced the ups and downs of life. Highly recommended.