Reviews

Albums worth your time

April 12, 2022

Prone To Lean

Donnie Fritts

Donnie Fritts was a young musician that grew up in Florence, AL – just 5 miles from Muscle Shoals. Ultimately, Fritts helped to shape the Muscle Shoals sound and its own success. Initially playing drums but moving to…

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April 7, 2022

Cure The Jones

Mamas Gun

A timeless piece of work that could’ve been dropped in the 60’s or 70’s but instead it was this month. Relevant with the times, classic to the ear and worth all 44 minutes. If you’re a fan of…

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April 6, 2022

Not Here

The Pollies

Hailing from Alabama, The Pollies are an incredibly talented group of people making music for the love and passion that burns inside them, and it shows. • “While they’ve been known for their sloppily experimental approach to alt-country,…

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March 30, 2022

Poor David’s Almanac

David Rawlings

The ever so talented David Rawlings(Berklee School of Music) has most often chose to loom in the shadows of his musical friends & peers. Most commonly known for his longtime work with musical partner Gillian Welch but also…

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March 28, 2022

This Is Where I Live

William Bell

“Given that he’s now well into his seventies, This Is Where I Live is a shockingly impressive return. Bell remains an elegantly compelling singer, whose voice has frayed only slightly around the edges, reflecting hard-earned life lessons. Bathed…

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March 27, 2022

The Crossing

The debut album by Cervantes is a wonderful start to what one can only imagine as – just the beginning. The singer songwriter tells beautiful stories over what is equal parts country & folk with a Spanish infused…

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March 25, 2022

Between The Moon & The Midwest

Austin Lucas

It was fairly recent that I was introduced to the country side of Austin Lucas. I find myself both a bit ashamed and surprised by that statement… “Why does Jason Aldean get to become a millionaire and sell…

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March 23, 2022

Carolina Child

Ric Robertson

Avoiding any chatter of a sophomore slump Ric Robertson dropped an excellent and well rounded album with Carolina Child. There’s virtually zero chance to dislike this album. Easy & breezy throughout and automatically fills you with the same…

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March 17, 2022

The Magnolia Sessions

Nick Han

Listening to Nick Han’s Magnolia Sessions is like sitting on the back porch taking in stories from an old pal. Stories about a life that most of us aren’t cut out for… This album is built for starry…

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March 16, 2022

The World Only Ends When You Die

Skyway Man

The World Only Ends When I Die is my kind of album. It touches on all the sounds and genres that I tend to gravitate towards, & still maintaining a consistent vibe – yet ever changing throughout. The…

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