The highly talented folk artist Michael Lyon from Torrance, United States, has created moving lyrics for his newly released song, “The Guy Who Won.”
The song is a fusion of folk’s great traditions from its incredible old-timers up to modern versions, and it surely attracts every music fan from current and classic stages.
“The Guy Who Won” is all-encompassed in ReadyMix Recording Studios (owned by Paul Horabin) in Van Nuys, California. The song is imperfectly engineered, timely evidence of old-fashioned, storytelling folk music.
This also utilizes the subtly metaphorical calls to iconic figures such as George Washington and Abraham Lincoln, thereby assimilating old historical knowledge into its fabric.
Lyon’s music is strikingly honest and loaded with a variety of emotions. This song is all about intensity, with a current political undertone. People will say this song somehow echoes the voices of discontentment and belief during election years.
The song evokes equally a sense of rage and submission, with the hope of eventual salvation, probably through unremitting self-analysis and collective effort.
In “The Guy Who Won,” the singer satirizes the truth-seeking process in politics with his dark humour and genuine approach. This song is not just a composition but a narrative with several critiques of political songs, smartly camouflaged under folk rock music.
The song stands on its own, striking a delicate balance between a medium heavy-beat groove up to an emotional folk vibe and finally incorporates a socially relevant comment.
The capability of Michael Lyon, “The Guy Who Won”, to show his polished musicianship and social recognition is solidified.
The song becomes crucial listening for those fascinated by how folk music is an honest and sincere vehicle for exposing and challenging the current times.
