TRIXTER’s PJ FARLEY Talks Debut Solo Album – “I’ve Been Going Through My Catalogue Of Songs And Just Decided That It Was Time To Stop Sitting Around On Them”

May 29, 2016, 7 years ago

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TRIXTER’s PJ FARLEY Talks Debut Solo Album – “I’ve Been Going Through My Catalogue Of Songs And Just Decided That It Was Time To Stop Sitting Around On Them”

Trixter’s PJ Farley joins Mitch for episode 224 of One On One With Mitch Lafon. In the show’s only interview, Farley discusses his new solo album Boutique Sound Frames, the ups and downs of Trixter, touring with KISS, Steve Brown and Def Leppard, and much more.

Quote from the interview:

On his new album Boutique Sound Frames (time - 1.25): "I've been going through my catalogue of songs and just decided that it was time to stop sitting around on them. I'm already in studio mode with finishing a new Trixter record. I wanted to go in a bang out and really tie in eleven songs that kinda fit in the same ballpark."

MelodicRock Records released Farley’s debut solo album Boutique Sound Frames on May 20th.

Boutique Sound Frames is an outstanding musical statement from a dynamic singer/songwriter, who dives into 11 modern melodic rock tracks guaranteed to stay on high rotation in the months ahead.
 
PJ describes the album he’s spent over a decade writing:
 
“I wrote and recorded these songs over the years alongside any band I was in at the time. I felt that the songs weren’t a good fit for any of those bands at that point. These songs are a lot more personal and I guess I always felt at some point I would release a solo record based on the nature of the lyrics.”


 
“They all came from a very genuine place creatively speaking. That there was no set goal with them enabled me to just write whatever I was feeling at the time, without having any pressure to conform to any certain mold, genre or label chirping. It took 12 years or so, haha, but a wise man once said, ‘If it’s good enough, it doesn’t matter when it comes out’.”



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