Patsy - The Right Time

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Review by Ardiansyah Solaiman

Album Review: The Right Time by Patsy Released in 2002, The Right Time is a gem from Belgian artist Patsy that blends soft rock, acoustic vibes, and pop rock into an album you can’t help but revisit. Backed by J2 Music and Supertonic Music, this record feels like the perfect mixtape for those lazy Sunday afternoons or long drives where you just wanna zone out. With Evert Verhees wearing multiple hats as arranger, producer, and executive producer, the album has a cohesive sound that’s polished but not overdone. Credit also goes to Peter Bulkens for his mixing magic and Alan Ward for mastering—these guys made sure the tracks hit just right. Let’s talk about two standout tracks: the title track “The Right Time” and “As I Am (Acoustic Version).” “The Right Time” kicks things off with this warm, inviting vibe—it’s like Patsy is sitting right there with you, telling her story. The melody’s simple yet addictive, layered with acoustic strums and vocals that feel raw and real. You don’t need flashy production here; it’s all about the emotion she pours into every note. It sticks with me because it’s one of those songs that makes you pause whatever you’re doing and just listen. Like, wow, this is how music should feel—personal and honest. Then there’s “As I Am (Acoustic Version),” which strips everything down to its core. This version’s got this haunting quality, almost like Patsy is whispering secrets directly to your soul. The stripped-back arrangement lets her voice shine, and honestly? It gives me chills every time. It’s proof that sometimes less really is more. One thing I gotta mention is the photography by Roger Dyckmans—it fits the mood of the album perfectly. Those soft, muted tones on the cover? Yeah, they match the vibe inside. Looking back, The Right Time might not have set the world on fire when it came out, but it’s the kind of album that sneaks up on you. It doesn’t demand attention—it earns it. And honestly, isn’t that what great music’s all about? Fun fact: I didn’t expect a Belgian pop-rock album to remind me so much of classic ‘70s soft rock, but here we are. Makes me wonder if Patsy ever jammed to Fleetwood Mac while making this. Either way, props to her for creating something timeless. Rating: 8/10 – Worth spinning if you’re into heartfelt tunes that linger long after the last chord fades.

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Filename: patsy-the-right-time.zip
  • MP3 size: 8.2 mb
  • FLAC size: 91.4 mb

Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
The Right Time3:28
As I Am (Acoustic Version)3:44

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Catalog Numbers

J2007

Labels

J2 Music, Supertonic Music

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Formats

  • CD
  • Single

Companies

RoleCompany
Phonographic Copyright (p)J2 Music
Copyright (c)J2 Music
Licensed FromSupertonic Music
Recorded AtThe Groove
Mixed AtThe Groove
Mastered AtElectric City
Published BySupertonic Music

Credits

RoleCredit
Arranged ByEvert Verhees
ProducerEvert Verhees
Executive ProducerEvert Verhees
Mastered ByAlan Ward
Mixed ByEvert Verhees, Peter Bulkens
Photography ByRoger Dyckmans
Recorded ByPeter Bulkens

Notes

  • Taken from album 'As I Am'
  • Issued in a Cardboard Sleeve

Barcodes

  • Barcode: 5 425009 310069
  • Rights Society: SABAM / BIEM / STEMRA
  • Matrix / Runout: * C4D BE J2007 * 1
  • Mastering SID Code: IFPI LM46
  • Mould SID Code: IFPI C512

About Patsy

Real Name

    • Patsy Verfaillie

Name Vars

  • Patsy Blackstone

Interesting fact about Album

Here's an interesting fact: The album *The Right Time* by Patsy is a hidden gem from Belgium, released in 2002. It blends soft rock, acoustic, and pop rock styles seamlessly. What’s cool is that Evert Verhees played a huge role in shaping the sound—he arranged, produced, and even mixed the album. The track "As I Am (Acoustic Version)" gives listeners a raw, stripped-down feel compared to its original version. Plus, the mastering was done by Alan Ward, adding a polished touch to this melodic project. A true team effort with a personal vibe!