“No one here has umbrella… no one here seems to get wet.” From start to finish, the clever songwriting and great guitar playing on this track keep me smiling ear to ear. Having never been to Seattle, it’s pretty remarkable how well I can still connect with this track. I’d love to see people sharing this throughout the Great Northwest and enjoy these talented musicians.
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Greg Jones is an avid fan of great harmonies and vocal blending. He mostly writes about acoustic, folk, and roots country artists. You can contact him at eartothegroundmusicblog@gmail.com ATTN: Greg.
Lucie Glang and Joe Pope – “Little Me”-This song captured my attention from first listen. The atmospheric acoustic work sets a mysterious mood right from the start. The light and gentle vocal does a nice job of inviting the listener into a more …
John Wlaysewski – “Tonight Will Live Forever”-If you ever spent a night with someone that was particularly memorable, this song will definitely resonate. The simple composition style and sincere lyrics work really well on this track. The balance between the guitar and the …
Callie Young – “Falling Either Way”-If I could bottle the energy of this track from Callie Young, I would. It’s just a delightful sound with bright acoustic elements and a sweet string orchestration in the background. The toe-tapping folk energy on the chorus …
