Review by Jesus Gonzalez

Jimmy Sterling’s latest album, At Least I Tried Im Alright In A World Gone Crazy, is a soulful and introspective exploration of the complexities of human emotion. With a mix of blues, rock, and folk influences, Sterling’s sound is both familiar and unique, drawing listeners in with his raw and emotional vocals.

The album’s opening track, “Broken Dreams,” sets the tone for the rest of the record, with its haunting melody and melancholic lyrics. Sterling’s songwriting is deeply personal, and he doesn’t shy away from tackling tough subjects like heartbreak, loss, and loneliness.

Despite the heavy themes, At Least I Tried Im Alright In A World Gone Crazy is ultimately a hopeful album, with tracks like “Rise Above” and “Better Days Ahead” offering messages of resilience and perseverance. Sterling’s guitar work is also a standout feature, with his intricate fingerpicking adding an extra layer of depth to the songs.

Summary by Jesus Gonzalez

At Least I Tried Im Alright In A World Gone Crazy is a powerful and moving album that showcases Jimmy Sterling’s talent as both a musician and a storyteller. It’s a must-listen for fans of Americana and folk music, and anyone looking for an honest and heartfelt musical journey.