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Not too long ago, the world of music found a revelation in Tony Newton, a virtuoso hailing from the historic city of Detroit, Michigan. Tony took keen interest in the art of music right from the days of his childhood. At the tender age of 7 years, his passion for music drew him closer to the piano. Although Tony is highly adept in playing multiple musical instruments like woodwinds and keyboards, there is no denying the fact that he has carved out a niche for himself in the field of electric bass. In the 60s decade, a fourteen-year-old Newton officially launched his bass guitar career along with the likes of esteemed musicians, such as John Lee Hooker, T-Bone Walker and Little Walter. Tony has sealed a permanent berth for himself in the souls and minds of music lovers not only across the USA but also in different parts of the planet by recording with innumerable world-renowned artists, including Tony Williams, Smokey Robinson, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, Aretha Franklin, and guitarists Allan Holdsworth and Gary Moore. Following in the footsteps of the distinguished Motown bassist, James Jamerson, Tony and his “Novaphonic Q Sound” discovery and sound physics is not a long way off from becoming the Sir Issac Newton of the musical arena.

Tony has churned out thunderous singles, duets and albums time and again to enrapture the population. Once again, Tony is all set to mesmerize all of his devotees old and new with the “White Light Collection” Album, making it a stunning treasure for music enthusiasts. The album stands out from the crowd because of its uniqueness and level of artistry. Creativity and ingenuity get a whole new definition with this pulsating release as it is awash with innovative ideas and thoughts. To blow the minds of the music listeners away and spice things up a bit, this awesome product comes loaded with scintillating artistic performances. The rhythm, melody, and sound of the songs are truly a treat for anybody’s ears, let alone hardcore music fanatics. With all these distinctive features, it is certainly going to add a whole new dimension to rock, funk, and fusion music. This musical venture of Newton will undoubtedly widen the scope of whatever he has formerly contributed to the musical sphere.

The songs of the album are expressed like evocative and vivid images so that the listeners and audience can relate themselves to them with utmost ease. The potency of the words in the songs is so immeasurable that they do not appear to be mere words, but a mirror of real-life instances. Ideas and emotions prevalent in the songs flow freely and impetuously like a stream of water. For a song to be etched indelibly in people’s minds, it needs to possess depth and density. The profoundness of the songs is so inexplicable that they seem to keep on playing in the listener’s mind uninterruptedly. The foundation of this incredible piece of craft has been primarily laid upon “Feel Good-Message” songs. Funk grooves, pristine vocals and Newton’s well-known huge sonic pallet, the three plurals that have mostly set Tony apart from his competitors get even more spotlighted in the White Light Collection. In simple words, though Tony improvises tremendously and leaves no stone unturned to fascinate the masses with his innovational might, he has not devalued the aspects that have elevated him to the zenith of fame and stardom in the American music industry.

All in all, Tony Newton TNT Xtreme, White Light Collection is an album which promises a great deal and is in a league of its own in many respects. This phenomenon can be expected to set the music industry ablaze for a considerably long period of time.