Review Legacy: "On "Wings", JohnRose celebrates poppy melodies as well as slightly progged classic rock, works with buttery-soft melodies, creates sophisticated arrangements that don't settle the first time, even if the respective chorus sticks straight away. The need for harmony is also on the fourth release The artist, who was actually named Johannes Rösgen, is huge, but he doesn't waste it on mainstream pandering or easy-listening fragments, but rather likes to experiment, oscillate between genres and explore new horizons without having to leave the melodic course too much. The result is convincing with great vocal lines, wonderful melodies and a singer who always gives his rather soft performance impulses that show the supposed softener character the long nose - as a converter between musical worlds, JOHNROSE deserves what he deserves with this record at the latest Pay attention!”

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Review Legacy:"On "Wings", JohnRose celebrates pop melodies as well as slightly progged classic rock, works with butter-soft melodies, creates sophisticated arrangements that don't settle the first time, even if the respective chorus sticks immediately. The need for harmony is also on the The fourth release by the artist, who was actually named Johannes Rösgen, is huge, but he doesn't waste it on mainstream pandering or easy-listening fragments, but likes to experiment, swings between genres and explores new horizons without leaving the melodic course too much The result convinces with great vocal lines, wonderful melodies and a singer who keeps giving his actually rather soft performance impulses that show the alleged softener character the long nose - as a converter between the musical worlds, JOHNROSE deserves it with this disc at the latest the attention it deserves!"



 
CD tracklist:
1.Change!
2.How could I be so blind?
3.Pay the price
4.Wings
5.Treasure
6.The one I want
7.Fool of love
8. Stay awhile
9.Supernatural
10.A good man is hard to find
11.Toward the sun
12.Bonus Track: This time remains