Ty Causey sets 'True Love In Motion'
Despite what you might have been told, there are some things you can count on: The sun coming up in the east (barring some unforeseen Divine demonstration), death and taxes—and Ty Causey putting a great album. His latest, “True Love In Motion” [Tyvonn Music], a 14-song collection of dynamite love songs, is no exception.
For years, I’ve been an unapologetic fan of Brother Causey. To paraphrase an old saying, a real talent is rarely honored in his or her own land. And, while Causey has earned a stellar reputation in his home of Fort Wayne and the surrounding area, toured with legendary saxophonist Najee and even earned a date at the famed Blue Note in New York with his own group, I’m still at a loss as to why this guy isn’t a national star in his own right.
First of all, Causey has got one dynamite voice. It’s a classic, second- wave R&B voice—somewhere in the realm of folks like Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Philip Bailey… Causey harkens back to the not so far away past when soul singers had range, tone and a sense of melody—a time when they could sing an entire song with changes and not just work the repeated hook in a near monotone drone.
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