Fly Sébastien Lacombe

• 1 Gold in Your Soul 04:25
• 2 So You Say 03:36
• 3 When the Devil Rides with Me 03:55
• 4 Mr. Suicide Man 02:39
• 5 Every Man Needs Loving 04:02
• 6 My Thousand Dollar Car 04:06
• 7 Fly 04:30
• 8 Rise 03:40
• 9 I Am Who I Am 02:41
• Total Runtime 33:34

Info for Fly

Fly is an album based on the universal idea of freedom; the freedom of becoming one’s true self and to go beyond one’s wildest dreams while overcoming heartbreaks and life obstacles.

Featuring songs intertwining themes of love, longing and independence, FLY is a testament to freedom on the road to renewal, and hope in the aftermath of weathered storms.

"The quiet lurching groove of “Gold in Your Soul.” The decadent yearning of a warm-voiced troubadour in “So You Say.” A bit of ominousness coupled with outright swagger in “When the Devil Rides with Me.” All-out chaos for compositional fusspots in “Mr. Suicide Man.” If you thought Sébastien Lacombe was about to step back from experimentation with his guitar in-hand in the new album Fly, you’re in for quite the surprise upon taking some time out to spend with “Every Man Needs Loving,” “I Am Who I Am” and every other song that you’ll discover in the LP’s tracklist. Lacombe might have come into this latest project humbly, but at the end of its 33 minutes of play, he sounds like the road-warn star he’s always been meant to be." (Garth Thomas)

"Even if you haven’t heard his work prior to this fall, it wouldn’t be right to skip out on what Sébastien Lacombe has assembled in the nine songs in Fly, starting of course with “My Thousand Dollar Car.” This album is a fantastic acquisition for newbies and longtimers alike, and anyone who keeps track of the Canadian and American undergrounds in 2020 is more than aware of how rare a remark that is for a critic to make about any album." (Sebastian Cole)

Sebastien Lacombe

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