The 4th installment in a Series of Concept Albums spanning just 2 years is now out with Justin John Scheck’s latest creation, A Peasant’s Voice. The Album is 12 songs of Genre defying moments, from Electronic Rock to Synth Pop to Alternative Rock backed mainly by Strings and a Gospel Choir.

It was captured in improvised outbursts over a 3 month period. The Artist set out to write an Album about the current condition of The United States, but it turned into a very Spiritual Album and undertaking. As the Artist describes it, “Through improvisation, I attempted, as always when creating, to tap into the Collective Unconscious and hold up a mirror to the Soul.”

“A Peasant’s Voice rewards those willing to sit with its intricacies. Scheck has crafted something unmistakably his own, a rare feat in an era of oversaturated soundscapes. This is an album that demands attention—not just for its ambition, but for its ability to create a world entirely its own.”

Buzzslayers

“What sets A Peasant’s Voice apart is its ability to balance these moments of chaos and calm. Scheck has sharpened his signature sound, from the industrial-tinged glitches reminiscent of Nine Inch Nails on “The One True Blue” to the sweeping, cinematic closer “Until Then.” The album is a testament to his evolution, combining cutting-edge production with a sharp ear for songwriting.”