Album Review: Todd Carey’s ‘FUTURE THROWBACK’ Nostalgic Retro Pop Feel

Published Date   16th May. 2018, 16:57 pm Binesh Shrestha
Album Review: Todd Carey’s ‘FUTURE THROWBACK’ Nostalgic Retro Pop Feel




American Singer and Songwriter Todd Carey’s hit single Nintendo has earned him with stardom which is from the album Future Throwback. Todd Carey’s album Future Throwback was released in 2016 which debuted in Apple Top 20.

Todd Carey’s album Future Throwback had its single released on April 16, 2014, which was well received by his fans in Social Media. Pop Artist Todd Carey’s 2010 EP “After the Morning After” had broken on Top 40 on iTunes. The Album Future Throwback has eleven uplifting songs with a classic pop touch and melodic music composition.

  1. Nintendo
  2. Light her Up
  3. Ready
  4. Dead and Gone
  5. Come Everyone
  6. OMG
  7.  I’m Taking Over
  8. My Kind of Crazy
  9. Forget Ya
  10. Think it’s Love
  11. Right Words

Todd Carey's Album Future Throwback



Todd Carey’s posing with his guitar. 
Image Source: Instagram/Carey

The album Future Throwback is a perfect blend of pop music and RnB beats with the touch of little funk like a tiara. Todd has shown his brilliance on the second song “Light Her Up” adding a retro vibe to the song.

The song Ready starts with an amazing sassy beat with an uprising vocal and maintains it’s amazing flow with the catchy chorus. The intro of Dead and Gone is remarkable with a keyboard fill-in followed with a groovy beat and Todd’s neat vocal.

Come Everyone is rather fun with an empowering upbeat while OMG is more mellow. I’m Taking over has an electronic swing with a blend of cool vocal lines. My Kind of Crazy has a soothing and audacious music with catchy phrases.

Forget Ya is a bit rock influenced followed with a distorted intro and Think Its Love is calmer with a bit country taste. Right Words has the modern touch and is fun to grab a guitar and jam on it. Future Throwback is available on Youtube, iTunes, Spotify, Amazon and other platforms.

Todd Carey talks about his album Future Throwback and states that Music wasn’t a choice nor a desire but was unspoken from the beginning. Todd Carey’s breakthrough single Nintendo is well appreciated by his fans and the music video is also themed on 80’s game.

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