The release of The Bellwethers’ track, “All I See”, took place on October 1st in 2021. Fran Scianna and Kim Dangerous performed as the lead vocalists; the string and percussion instruments were represented by lead guitar (Bill Stimson), bass (Dan Scianna), and drums (Corey Plueard); Kim Dangerous also plays the harmonica.
The release of The Bellwethers’ track, “All I See”, took place on October 1st in 2021. Fran Scianna and Kim Dangerous performed as the lead vocalists; the string and percussion instruments were represented by lead guitar (Bill Stimson), bass (Dan Scianna), and drums (Corey Plueard); Kim Dangerous also plays the harmonica.
“All I See” is a track that is able to keep rock music alive and kicking since it has been able to reach all rock fans on the day it has been released. With the instrumentation to represent the influence of rock, it was able to provide a feel of musical flow through its lyrics and melodies.
Originating from Phoenix, Arizona, The Bellwethers have hit the music scene since 2010, having lit up all stages across the southwest with their rockin’ music and talent that is able to get their fans up and rocking out with them. The Bellwethers are not just a music band. According to thebellwethersmusic.com, the band is influenced by artists and bands ranging from Pink Floyd to Bob Dylan, and of course, to the Rolling Stones.
The melodies were not the only noteworthy aspect of the track. The melody was strong and well-shaped. Kim and Fran have an edgy and powerful vocal tone, and put real feelings into the lyrics. The lyrics are clever and deep with some meaningful phrases such as “I reach out for a rescue and all I see is you” and “Don’t Let Me Fall, I Won’t Let You Go.” The lead guitar, bass, and drums sound wonderful, too. The performance quality is out of this world, both vocally and instrumentally. Overall, the song is powerful and tuneful, and I think it has strong potential to rock its way to the top.
Written by Sherryl Citera
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