FACE YOUR FEAR

Curtis Harding is like a scholar of the raw, energetic blues that filled the American air in the 1960s. Born to a gospel - singing mother and a retired veteran, he traveled across the country as a child, singing with his parents. He learned that music is a powerful communicator. It's not just about pretty notes; being honest in your singing can touch people deeply. This is what greats like Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, Bo Diddley, and B. B. King knew. On his new album, Face Your Fear, Curtis Harding channels the old - school soul without imitation. With production support from Sam Cohen and Danger Mouse, he creates a collection of songs that NME calls'soul - meets - garage pop perfection'.

To enjoy Curtis Harding's album Face Your Fear, simply play it on your preferred music player. You can listen to it at home while relaxing, in the car during a drive, or even at a party to set a soulful mood. There aren't many special precautions, but make sure your audio settings are adjusted to your liking for the best experience. As for maintenance, if you have a physical copy like a CD, keep it in a cool, dry place to prevent scratches. For digital copies, ensure your device has enough storage space and is protected from viruses and malware.