Magnifier’s latest album ‘Life, Love, Lost’ blends rock essence with a modern touch

Well revered artist Magnifier is making some brisk moves through the latest album ‘Life, Love, Lost’. This alternative rock album consists of 13 exquisite tracks..

Blistering guitar riffs and chords have united in the latest alternative rock album ‘Life, Love, Lost’ by Magnifier. The album consists of thirteen enigmatic rock ballads like, ‘Sad and Lonely’, ‘Take me to the Sun’, ‘Solace’, ‘Free to Fly’, etc to name some. Each of the tracks is enriched with organic influences of guitar and drums which makes the musical arrangement even more invigorating. The artist has an amazing raspy vocal tone that adds more warmth and intensity at the same. Churning out the flavors of Indie rock music, the tracks feel strangely familiar and unexpectedly refreshing simultaneously.

Jon Rhoten, better known as Magnifier, is a well-seasoned artist with experience in the music industry. The artist is greatly influenced by the British rock movement and Manchester’s music scenes like The Charlatans, Stone Roses, and Happy Mondays. His guitar playing session started early at the age of 15 with the inspiration from guitarist Billy Duffy of the Cult. While working with producer Jon Parker, the artist becomes an even more fine-tuned artist and gained experience from joining bands in the 2000s while exploring his own talent. Follow him over Spotify and Facebook to get more updates on the latest album ‘Life, Love, Lost’.