8 thoughts on “ A Bad Thing - Georg Levin - Cant Hold Back (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. Oftentimes, a vocalist's solo album depends on his producers. So with Jazzanova at the helm of Georg Levin's debut, CAN'T HOLD BACK, it can't go wrong. Can it? Generally not. The rhythms here are mellow, and the vibe chill. There's the slow electro of "You Know What You Want But You Won't Get It" and the subtle rhythm guitar of "When I'm With You."/5(4).

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2. Oftentimes, a vocalist's solo album depends on his producers. So with Jazzanova at the helm of Georg Levin's debut, CAN'T HOLD BACK, it can't go wrong. Can it? Generally not. The rhythms here are mellow, and the vibe chill. There's the slow electro of "You Know What You Want But You Won't Get It" and the subtle rhythm guitar of "When I'm With You."/5(6).

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3. Half-hearted things are definitely not for him. The work for his first album was accordingly extensive. His personal favorites Prince, Marvin Gaye, and Earth Wind & Fire you can hear emanating clearly. Instead of merely copying them, Georg Levin goes one step further on "Can't Hold Back.".

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4. May 24,  · Oftentimes, a vocalist's solo album depends on his producers. So with Jazzanova at the helm of Georg Levin's debut, CAN'T HOLD BACK, it can't go wrong. Can it? Generally not. The rhythms here are mellow, and the vibe chill. There's the slow electro of "You Know What You Want But You Won't Get It" and the subtle rhythm guitar of "When I'm With You."/5(52).

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5. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Can't Hold Back - Georg Levin on AllMusic - - I once had a job where the Muzak was constantly 6/

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6. Aug 15,  · Favorite song off of Georg Levin's previous album "Can't Hold Back". * music is property of Sonar Kollektiv, please don't delete since Youtube is how I .

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7. Georg Levin – Can’t Hold Back The lone agent premise, where one strives for what is revolutionary in self-induced isolation before going public, has worn itself out in .

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8. An alumnus of Sonar Kollektiv, Berlin-based vocalist Georg Levin releases his second full-length album via BBE. Everything Must Change finds Levin going it alone again, having already established a career as one half of Wahoo - his duo with producer Dixon. As is in-keeping with labels like BBE and Sonar Kollektiv, this music leans heavily towards soul and comes infused with an '80s-style synth.

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