MARKUS FEEHILY
FIRE/HARMONEY ENTERTAINMENT
8/10
Markus Feehily was the soulful voice who took many a Westlife song to the bridge, and like a fine wine, he has only improved with age. After a few years out of the spotlight, he has emerged with a surprisingly strong collection of serious pop songs, with an urban influenced sound far more credible than one would expect from a former boybander. The lyrics and music convey a turbulence, surely reflective of Feehily’s troubled years struggling with his sexuality. Love Is A Drug, Wash The Pain Away and Butterfly are show stoppers while piano ballad Back To Yours is fragile and tender. Frank and refreshing, this is a big 2.0 moment for Mr Feehily.
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In this very special issue meet the winners of the Attitude Awards 2015, including Celebrity Big Brother stars Austin Armacost and James Hill, recently out rugby stud Keegan Hirst, TV stars Reggie Yates, Cyril Nri and Lorraine Kelly, plus beloved Corrie actor Antony Cotton. But we’re not only celebrating the world’s greatest stars - nods also go to 56 Dean Street for their sterling work in the gay community, the same-sex marriage victory in the Republic of Ireland, Scottish politician Mhairi Black and handsome French entrepreneurs Pierre and Adrien Gaubert.
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