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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.
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The Rhinetones – Over the Hills – Refreshing new country music with classic country sounds

A few months ago a wonderful folk country band called The Rhinetones asked us to give their music a listen. After giving the album a quick spin, I found myself drawn to a certain element to their approach. It was honest, sincere, and …

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  • November 4, 2013 /
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Avalon Landing – About Face – Contemporary piano rock

Avalon Landing’s “About Face” has a generation-bending sound that brings inspirational big harmonies and a driving upbeat sound. A little bit of alternative, a little bit of mainstream rock, and a lot of the elements of pop music, it’s the kind of band …

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  • November 2, 2013 /
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The Deep Dark Woods – Jubilee – Forging new Americana style “Country Noir”

Usually one song isn’t enough to trigger interest in a given band, but Deep Dark Woods are the kind of unique sound indie rock band that can win over fans at first listen. Their latest album Jubilee is a timeless collection of emotional …

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  • October 30, 2013 /
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Mandolin Orange – This Side of Jordan – Americana duo brings soothing harmonies

Andrew Marlin and Emily Frantz are a perfect music match. Their voices and overall music ethos click in track after track of their band Mandolin Orange. There’s always a bit of concern when an amazing band comes out with a new album. Will …

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  • October 28, 2013 /
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Sykamore – Petal – Powerhouse female singer songwriter Jordan Ostram

Sykamore is the moniker for powerhouse independent singer songwriter Jordan Ostram. Her commanding presence and confident musical ability soar on her new Canadian-influenced album. One part pop star, another part country artist, what Sykamore brings to the table is a rich talent and …

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  • October 21, 2013 /
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Eternal Fair – “Brightest Star” – Tender tenor lead shines

I’ve been a big fan of Eratosthenes’ video work for a few years now. He’s got some great contacts in the northwest. Eternal Fair is no disappointment, for sure. The lead singer’s soaring tenor helps to make this song really work. Sounding like …

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  • October 19, 2013 /
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Luke Hawley – The Northwoods Hymnal – Haunting intellectual acoustic rock

Luke Hawley has a truly haunting voice that inspires a variety of emotions, most often a comfortable introspection. His new album The Northwoods Hymnal makes an incredible contribution to American music; it teaches us that all music is spiritual and ought to reflect …

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  • October 16, 2013 /
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The Craven Family Band – The Flower Grown – Lancaster, PA Americana revival band reflects history and heritage

It’s not easy to make old time music sound good in the 21st century, but the Craven Family Band are experts at exactly that. They have a knack for both singing and songwriting in a way that sounds like the 1930s. But it …

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  • October 14, 2013 /
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Wood Brothers – The Muse – Harmony-filled Americana Album of the Year Candidate

It’s not every day a music writer gets a chance to hear such an accomplished band that can still be considered “on the rise.” The Wood Brothers, an Americana and/or folk rock band fronted by Boulder, Colorado natives Chris and Oliver Wood, have …

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  • October 7, 2013 /
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The O’Pears – Our Own – Canadian female folk singers renew Andrews Sisters sound

The O’Pears are a band for people that miss the golden age of female vocalists. All with a seeming golden set of vocal chords, these young ladies know harmony better than their years might elude. Sounding like the Andrews Sister of a bygone …

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  • October 5, 2013 /
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