Patio Unplugged: Ray & The Revolution's Hard To Believe will lift your spirits

Patio Unplugged's next feature is a band called Ray & The Revolution. The band is comprised of Shubham Ray, Rishab Pandit and Shishya Ray. The band members of Ray & The Revolution seem to feel very strongly about the 'revolution' in their name, with Shubham sharing that he feels peace can only be achieved the day the world realises that religion is a concept and love is the emotion. They feel that it's the other way round in the world right now. Ray & The Revolution says that one of the biggest, most effective mediums to spread love in the world is through music, and that music can actually lead a 'positive and peaceful revolution' if we want it to be.Straight off the bat the second track, 'Hard To Believe', will lift your spirits. A decidedly peppy number, it's upbeat nature takes Ray & The Revolution's versatility to the other end of the spectrum. The vocal baton is passed on from Shubham to Rishab, however this doesn't sit too well with me, as Rishab's voice doesn't exude the same quality of timbre that Shubham's possessed. Another original guitar riff is banged out by Shubham, and this one too, is the high point of the song. The song is nice enough, but I won't remember it after I flip the channel or shut the Youtube window, and that for me, is the difference between an okay song and a brilliant one.