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“Sleeping Trees combines elements of folk, rock, and improvised music at the intersection of experience and nature,” Tom Pieciak said.
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The Heron and the Changing Seasons was recorded DIY style in various rooms. There are beautiful vocal layers by Palefire, who also plays cello on “A Different Type of Love.”
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“This project has been in my mind for quite a few years and I’m really excited to see it come to life,” Andy French, Editor in Chief of Raven Sings The Blues said.
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“I’ve got nothing to lose, I’m a lonely old gringo,” Collins sings. “I’ll be catching that ride in Mexico Lindo.”
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“Who’s to say we can’t pack everything up, close out this chapter, find out just where the next is,” Owen Stroud sings. “Like maybe West Texas.”
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As the baritone guitar opens “The Anvil” by Rob Dark Smith, the listener is instantly haunted and intrigued.
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“I feel like if I wasn’t so stubborn, I could write a hit,” Davis said. “I’ve got a hundred songs that I wish I could finish.”
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“California” is a playful and sentimental song about a pivotal journey in Starr’s life.
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“It kind of stands alone,” Prairie said. “It’s really got its own vibe and sound compared to the rest of the record.”
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“I just thought about her on this drive back to Austin, which is a long, long drive… just imagining if she was on this road trip with me.”
Song of the Day
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Quality Americana 