Magnifier has etched out sounds of rock and indie alternative in songs from his album, ‘Life, Love, Lost’. The fans have witnessed some brilliant performances.
Talented artist/producer/engineer, Magnifier, has stolen the show with eclectic rock numbers in the latest 13-track album, ‘Life, Love, Lost’. Magnifier is a creation by Jon Rhoten, and the album started off as a collaborative effort by himself, Bobby Valenzuela, and Brett Custodio. Jon took the guitar, and his love for bands started very early. He was inspired by the rock movement in Britain and also indie alternative tunes. He also drew inspiration from the famous guitarist called Billy Duffy, who belonged to Cult. He was also fascinated by The Charlatans, Happy Mondays, and Stone Roses. Magnifier also worked with famous music producer Jon Parker as a brand developer and wrote jingles.
The mind-blowing tracks ‘Sad and Lonely’ and ‘Take Me to the Sun’ from the popular album has got a strong melody. Magnifier dished out a raw capture in ‘Solace’ and ‘It’s a Dream’. Magnifier produced EP’s and albums and is all set to etch out a compelling, raw, and unique narrative in 2021. The album is now available on Spotify. And fans can visit his Facebook profile and know more.
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