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Clark Paterson – Are You Lonely Like Me? Silly cover, but this album is filled with acute pop sensibilities right out of the gate & maybe the art is…appropriate. The Michigan native & Nashville-based Clark Paterson has some ingenuity in his compositions & has the right voice. A little ‘60s retro, but with dark […]
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Owen Lake and the Tragic Loves Bury Deep My Heart A new album by Owen Lake is freshly available this week, Bury Deep My Heart. At 13 songs, the commitment and breadth of Owen Lake’s work and inventive capabilities is solidly showcased here. Owen Lake is the stage name of Jeff Snyder, who is the […]
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Maura Dunst – Violin Songs EP Uh-oh, a quartet of violins album. Yes, but the vocals are by one Maura Dunst & that makes all the difference. What a pairing: a classically sounding, sawing-smooth-as-silk violin with Maura’s pristine voice. There are only 5 songs, spare, & they’re blissful. “Strong Enough,” a Sheryl Crow cover, leads […]
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George Collins “Happiness Looks Good On You” Americana Highways presents this premiere of George Collins Band’s song “Happiness Looks Good On You.” This song was originally part of his recently released album New Ways of Getting Old, which was produced by Sundown Sessions Studio and recorded by Derek Saxenmeyer at ENEM Recordings. “Happiness Looks Good […]
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Miles Hewitt Vainglory The video for “Fortune and Her Orchestra,” the first single from Miles Hewitt’s second album, Vainglory, contains one of my favorite tropes – Sad-Guy Walking. And, because it’s a seven-minute video, he does a LOT of walking. But Hewitt has given himself (and us) a lot to think about on that walk. […]
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