Album Review: Pink is the Colour of Unconditional Love by Gabriella Cohen


AlbumPink is the Color of Unconditional Love
ArtistGabriella Cohen
Release Date: June 8, 2018
Favorite Tracks:

  • Music Machine
  • Baby
  • Miserable Baby

Thoughts:

Doo wop harmonies, psychedelic twangs, and long guitar solos are all part of the genre-bending sound of this Australian youngster’s sophomore album.  A good album that should appeal to fans of music of many eras.

Rating: ***

 

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