Sonny French – Country Music in his genes!
At
just seven years old, Sonny French has achieved what many artists much
older can only dream of! The recent release of his first full-length
album “Seven” features some of this country’s most talented and admired
musicians, and promises to propel this talented youngster headlong onto
much bigger stages.
just seven years old, Sonny French has achieved what many artists much
older can only dream of! The recent release of his first full-length
album “Seven” features some of this country’s most talented and admired
musicians, and promises to propel this talented youngster headlong onto
much bigger stages.
Already
a winner of junior talent quests and regular performer on mum and dad’s
shows, Sonny has a warm and cheeky personality that makes audiences
fall in love with him. He has an amazing talent for harmony, plays
guitar and ukulele and is always keen to share the limelight with his
friends and siblings! Sonny sings his best at night apparently, he’s
“not just trying to stay up late”, he tells us on the liner notes!
a winner of junior talent quests and regular performer on mum and dad’s
shows, Sonny has a warm and cheeky personality that makes audiences
fall in love with him. He has an amazing talent for harmony, plays
guitar and ukulele and is always keen to share the limelight with his
friends and siblings! Sonny sings his best at night apparently, he’s
“not just trying to stay up late”, he tells us on the liner notes!
The
album includes songs from country greats such as Merle Haggard, Johnny
Cash, and Jimmie Rogers and also some guest appearances from friend Ivy
Simpson on the incredibly catchy “Dumb Ways To Die”, and mum Camille
French “But You Love Me Mummy” and the Nashville TV show hit, “A life
That’s Good”. The entire French Family appears on “Daddy Frank”. The
real gem on this album is the song penned by Sonny himself, a touching
and heartfelt tribute to home and family “Home”, that proves that song
writing is best when it comes from the heart – even a 7-year old one!
album includes songs from country greats such as Merle Haggard, Johnny
Cash, and Jimmie Rogers and also some guest appearances from friend Ivy
Simpson on the incredibly catchy “Dumb Ways To Die”, and mum Camille
French “But You Love Me Mummy” and the Nashville TV show hit, “A life
That’s Good”. The entire French Family appears on “Daddy Frank”. The
real gem on this album is the song penned by Sonny himself, a touching
and heartfelt tribute to home and family “Home”, that proves that song
writing is best when it comes from the heart – even a 7-year old one!
Sonny’s future is looking very bright indeed – it’s in his genes!