Lucy Spraggan - Join the Club (Deluxe Edition)(2013)VBR

Lucy Spraggan - Join the Club (Deluxe Edition)

Year 2013

Tracks
1 Someone 2:53
2 Tea & Toast 4:32
3 Lighthouse 3:21
4 '91 3:15
5 The Tourist 3:20
6 In a State 2:50
7 Wait for Me 3:18
8 Mountains 3:36
9 Let Go 4:15
10 Last Night (Beer Fear) 2:13
11 Join the Club 2:09
12 You're Too Young 4:13
13 Paper Dreams 3:12
14 Rockliffe Bay 2:56
15 If I Had the Money 3:03
16 Butterflies 3:18
17 Safe 3:23

Lucy Spraggan's X Factor experience remains to this day full of anomalies.
The star wowed the judges and arena during her first audition, where she
performed her own track 'Beer Fear', before the song immediately scaled the iTunes chart.
Lucy was on her way to having a hit before she'd even got to the live shows.
After illness struck she was forced to exit the competition, but Columbia were quick to scoop her up
and offer her a major label deal - something that is rare for a contestant that hasn't made it to the final five.
Judging by Spraggan's early audience reception and promise, it's obvious why a large label would want her on their roster.
Her first studio album Join The Club showcases her storytelling ability as both charismatic and compelling throughout,
but over-production works against her carefully balanced compositions.
The story of a family saying being handed down the generations effortlessly draws you in on 'Tea & Toast',
but the new album version has been polished with added "oohs" and guitar pangs that tarnish its simple charm.
After couchsurfing across the US, her travels have been documented on 'Lighthouse' and 'In A State',
with country and folk influences filtering into the tracks. The star's knack for breezy guitar riffs gives the album a
sense of free-spiritedness and adventure, from the pulsing beats on 'The Tourist' to the lofty hooks on 'Mountains'.
Never before has an X Factor album felt so personal to the artist, which is a testament to the trust placed in Spraggan's musical ability.