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Reina Mora – Trouble
Trouble could scarcely begin Reina Mora’s career any better. This lead off single from her first studio release finds her bringing her influences together under...
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Cameron Blake – Fear Not
Personal experience and profound artistry provide Cameron Blake’s second album Fear Not with all the gravitas it needs to loom as one of the year’s...
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FXRRVST – May XXVI
FXRRVST’s nine song first studio release, May XXVI, will likely end the year as one of the more creative efforts in guitar-centric music. Their impressive...
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Donna Ulisse – Breakin’ Easy
Bluegrass and classic country circa 2017 doesn’t really get any better than Donna Ulisse’s Breakin’ Easy. This is a solidly traditional minded effort that leaves...
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Matt Hammon – Silver Suitcase
This is one of those albums that bowls you over. It sounds like a music career of putting his songwriting on the back burner while...
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Weatherboy – Weatherboy
Rarely will you hear a debut with such sly, understated ambition. Weatherboy represents the creative union of two seemingly disparate musical sensibilities. Ragnar Rosinkranz, Icelandic...
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Sam Green and the Time Machine – Which Way Left?
Which Way Left? is a fourteen song release from Sam Green and the Time Machine, a marvelous musical experience hailing from Australia that is certain...
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Dave Vargo – Burning Through
(Burning Through), The title of Dave Vargo’s debut solo album can be read as a reference to undiminished desire. Despite a long musical career backing...
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Phantom Phunk – Arboles Ossific
Few albums released in 2016 show off diversity and sure-footed command of multiple musical styles like the debut from Tampa, Florida based quartet Phantom Phunk....
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Angie and The Deserters – You
The third recording from Southern California based Angie and the Deserters, You, follows up magnificently on their latest release Blood Like Wine and manifests quite...
