Will Foulke's 'Let's Try Again': A Heartfelt Rock Journey

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Will Falcaj's dropped his third studio album, Let's Try Again, a 13 track blend of rock,

pop and blues that dives deep into harboring, resilience, and starting over.

It's got that nostalgic live recorded vibe, pulling from classics like The Beatles, with

melodic hooks and raw emotion driving every song.

Falcaj kicked off his music journey at age 12 on acoustic guitar, soaking up influences

from Jimmy Hendrix and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

He's built a solid fanbase with over 180,000 Spotify streams from his first two albums,

including his debut Charleston Blues, where he played every instrument solo at Turfonic

Studios.

This project stands out with its universal feel, born from personal defeats, but pushing

themes of passion and determination.

Unlike his earlier work, it's more open emotionally, mixing genres freely to let authenticity

shine through without sticking to one style.

He teamed up with co-producer Elliot Elsie, a close friend and skills studio musicians

who nailed the arrangements and added layers of grander.

Memorable sessions involve laughs between takes, and the title track nails the album's haunting,

heartfelt core.

Members should walk away feeling seen and connected to Falcaj's story of renewal, making

this a timeless listen that sticks with you long after the music fades.