Secondhand Serenade – A Twist in My Story

Album Info

Artist: Secondhand Serenade

Title: A Twist in My Story

Year: 2008

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Tracklist

  • 1. Like a Knife (4:26)
  • 2. Fall for You (3:03)
  • 3. Maybe (3:30)
  • 4. Stranger (4:46)
  • 5. Your Call (3:54)
  • 6. Suppose (3:46)
  • 7. A Twist in My Story (4:07)
  • 8. Why (4:13)
  • 9. Stay Close, Don't Go (3:33)
  • 10. Pretend (3:30)
  • 11. Goodbye (5:26)

Review

"A Twist in My Story" by Secondhand Serenade really caught my attention back when it was released in 2008. This record was a significant shift for John Vesely, the man behind the music, as he stepped up his game from the stripped-down acoustic vibe of "Awake" to a fuller sound, bringing in a band to back him up. What sticks with me is how the melodies and personal lyrics really hit home, tackling the highs and lows of relationships in a way that gets you right in the feels. It was cool to see how he brought new life to tracks like "Maybe" and "Your Call" with the band's touch while introducing us to fresh material. And who could forget "Fall for You"? That track alone earned its double Platinum stripes, driving the album up the charts and into our playlists.

The expansion of Vesely's musical horizons is evident throughout the whole album – he's not afraid to bare his soul and bring us along for the ride. The production brought in some heavy hitters and even featured a heartfelt cover of Coldplay's "Fix You" with Juliet Simms lending her voice, which just adds another layer of depth to the mix. The authenticity of "Fall for You" always stood out to me; it's one of those tracks that holds a mirror to your own experiences. The entire album serves as a testament to the transition and growth of Secondhand Serenade as a project, offering an honest and polished look into Vesely's journey both musically and personally. - Ethan