Ah, Coco Montoya's "Suspicion" is a delectable dish of bluesy goodness served with a side of rock and a sprinkle of soul. Montoya, known for his killer guitar skills, doesn't disappoint on this album, shredding his way through each track with fiery intensity. The opening track, "Too Much Water", sets the tone for what's to come - gritty vocals, and electrifying guitar riffs that will make your spine tingle. Montoya's raw, emotive delivery shines through on tracks like "Truth Be Told" and "I Wouldn't Wanna Be You", showcasing his ability to connect with the listener on a deep level. The production on "Suspicion" is top-notch, with each instrument shining through in the mix. The drums are punchy, the bass is groovy, and Montoya's guitar cuts through like a hot knife through butter. The album has a raw, live feel to it, making you feel like you're right there in the front row of a sweaty, intimate blues club. Overall, "Suspicion" is a must-listen for any blues enthusiast or anyone looking to inject some soul into their music collection. Montoya's passion and talent are on full display here, and it's a joy to witness. So grab a glass of whisky, turn up the volume, and let Coco Montoya take you on a bluesy ride you won't soon forget.
