Sound Cloud Sunday – April 28, 2019

Sound Cloud Sunday April 28,  2019

Co. Townes – Tecumseh Valley

Hometown:      Warren, PA

Album:  From their album “Van Zandt” self-released on April 20.

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Website:   http://www.cotownes.com/

Ian Noe – Irene (Ravin’ Bomb)

Hometown:      Beattyville, KY     

Album:  From his debut album “Between The Country” out May 31 on National Treasury Recordings.    

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Next Time in LA:  June 17 at the Troubadour and June 18 at the Belly Up in Solana Beach. 

Website:   https://www.iannoe.com/

Danii Nicholls – Wild Is The Water

Hometown:      Bedford, UK 

Album:  .From her 3rd album “The Melted Morning”, self released April 12

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Website: https://www.danninicholls.com/

Josh Gray – Songs Of The Highway

Hometown:    Montgomery County, Maryland

Album:  From his self-released debut album (on April 16) “Songs Of The Highway” 

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Website: http://www.joshgraymusic.com/

South Austin Moonlighters – Travel Light

Hometown:   Where Else?

Album:  Title track from their new album on Station House Records will be released on May 17.    

Review Snippet:  The album’s title track is driven by slinky, Levon Helm-esque drums; a study on the life distractions with which we constantly burden ourselves. Chris Beall shares that the simple meaning of Travel Light is that “life is tough and we don’t need to make it tougher.” This new album is sure to unburden fans old and new.

Website:   https://thesouthaustinmoonlighters.com/

Copper Viper – Amber Light

Hometown: London

Album:   From their album “Cut It Down, Count The Rings” released April 5 on Under The Bower Records.    

Review Snippet: Copper Viper is an acoustic folk duo from London, comprised of prolific songwriter and guitarist Robin Joel Sangster and fiddle/mandolin player Duncan Menzies. Drawing inspiration from the British folk and American country/bluegrass traditions, Copper Viper’s music marries haunting melodies and intricate vocal harmonies with searing instrumental passages to create a stylistic blend that is at once familiar and unique.

Website:  https://www.copperviper.com/

Sean Marshall & The Near Miss – Croquis

Hometown:  Asbury Park, NJ    

Album:  From their debut album “Practical” self-released on April 12. 

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Website:  https://seanmarshall.bandcamp.com/

Joshua Lee Turner – Cross Eyed Love

Hometown:      Indianapolis, IN    

Album:  From his debut solo album “As Good A Place As Any”  released April 5 on Bring Luck Records. 

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Next Time In LA:  July 4 at the Hotel Café.

Website:  https://www.joshualeeturner.com/

Joanne Shaw Taylor –  The Best Thing (Mark Needham Radio Mix)

Hometown:      London, England

Album:  From her 4^th album “Reckless Heart”  out May 17 on Silvertone/Sony UK.    

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Website:   https://www.joanneshawtaylor.com/

Keston Cobblers Club – Swimming Pool

Hometown:     Kent, UK

Album:  From their second album “Siren” released April 12 on Tricolour Records. 

Review Snippet:  Sibling singers Matt and Julia Lowe have Of Monsters and Men-type shouty harmonies; there’s Mumford-type rambunctious folk and Stornoway’s joyous elemental pop. The big-drummed Contrails finds Julia hooting like an owl, and they’re the latest band to have their photographs taken in a magical-looking forest. If there is a distinctive element, it’s the almost Europop synths and polished pop production. The haunting Sober detours from the default mode of nice and cheery, the darker subject matter suggested in the title.

Website:  https://kestoncobblers.club/

Justin Klump  –  The Other Side

Hometown:      Vancouver, WA    

Album:  New Single just released – new album forthcoming.    

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Website: http://www.justinklump.com/

Adam Unterreiner – Saw It All Smash It Up

Hometown:      Westfield, MA 

Album:  His self-released album “The Folding Of The Forms” came out on April 2. 

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Website:  https://www.facebook.com/adam.unterreiner

Roseanne Reid – Heading North

Hometown:      Edinburgh, UK 

Album:  Her debut album “Trails” was released on April 5 on Last Man Music.

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Website:   https://roseannereid.bandcamp.com/

State Cows – All Over

Hometown:      Umea Sweden

Album:  From their forthcoming album “Challenges”.    

Review Snippet: STATE COWS is one of very few modern yacht rock / westcoast / AOR bands that creates new original music. The band consists of Daniel Andersson on vocals and guitars and Stefan Olofsson on keyboards and bass. Many guest musicians have contributed to their recordings and live gigs, most notably Jay Graydon,

Website: https://statecows.com

Abe Abraham –  I Wish I Was On A Train

Hometown:      Los Angeles, CA 

Album:  From his new album “Ever”  released April 12 on Antifragile Records. 

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Website: https://www.facebook.com/pg/abeaberr/about/?ref=page_internal

Emma Hill – Magnesium Dreams

Hometown:      Anchorage, AK    

Album:  Magnesium Dreams EP will be released May 9 on Kuskokwim Records.   

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Website: http://www.emmahillmusic.com