English indie rocker James Leonard Hewitson messes with rhythms on his new single, Waiting For A Call, catching the listener on the wrong foot. It fits the subeject matter of the lyrics as a glove, following the mood swings that can happen when pacing around in the house and keeping an eye on the phone all of time. Art-rock infused New Wave that refuses to be tied down, despite the underlying hope that everything is fine and dandy.
English indie rocker James Leonard Hewitson sheds some light on the shifting nature of moral standards on his new single. On Temporary Values he draws comparisons he makes a plea for being flexible and don't go running around in circles to try to keep up with all the latest fads and opinions. His lyrics will be appreciated by Elvis Costello and Jarvis Cocker fans. He might want to add sarcasm and pity to get to the level of Ray Davies, but he is off to a good start.
