Dynamic funk rock collective, The Heard Eye, arrives on “Plenty Love” with a buoyant shove: a tight, radio-friendly rock groove that still carries the band’s unmistakable DNA. The track sits squarely in the group’s recent run of genre-blending singles; a continuation of the trumpet-led, riff-forward direction.
Lyrically the song covers a central message of offering and sharing affection as a steady practice rather than a grand pronouncement. There’s no fancy metaphor here, and the idea gets delivered with plainspoken hooks that prioritize sing-along clarity. The chorus is concise and memorable, built to stick after a single listen.
Where Plenty Love earns the most points is in arrangement: Schneider’s trumpet functions like a second lead voice, trading licks with De Kassian’s guitar while the rhythm
section locks into a tight, syncopated backbeat. There’s almost a psychedelic tone to the music that goes beyond plain funk and adds character to the single.
The arrangement favors space and groove over instrumental showboating, which keeps the track punchy and accessible. Production-wise the single is clean and forward: drums have snap, and the bass is present but not overpowering. The song’s runtime of just over 4 minutes gives it just enough time to breathe but never wander, which is smart sequencing for singles aimed at broad discovery.
For listeners who’ve followed The Heard Eye through earlier releases like “Only One Earth” and “All Love,” Plenty Love sharpens the band’s formula without departing from their unique style. The funk-anchored rhythms and pop-forward choruses are still there, while the inspiration behind the words still remains thoughtful.
Plenty Love is a well-crafted, high-energy single that showcases the Heard Eye’s core strengths: concise songwriting, smart arrangements, and production that places the groove up front. If you enjoy horn-led rock with a funk backbone and pop sensibility, this one will land easily in your rotation.
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