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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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Three alt rock tracks that bring something different to the genre

Sam Scherdel – “R.E.T.R.O.”-From the first time I clicked play on this song, I felt a connection with the up tempo rock style. It feels like a lot of different pop rock types of bands that I enjoy. Yet, at the same time, …

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  • October 12, 2023 /
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Album Review: Loryn Taggart – The Lost Art of Pulling Through – gifted songwriter with a beautiful voice

There are a lot of ways to describe “singer songwriter” music. It’s not even a genre, really. But when you find a singer songwriter who can move you to emotions, the genre doesn’t really matter. I’m going to say something about Loryn Taggart’s …

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  • October 11, 2023 /
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Featuring a pair of alt country tunes that will make you throw out your radio and all contemporary country music

Weepin’ Dave and the Diamond Boys – “She’ll Never Settle”-If you’re a fan of honky tonk country music, you’ve come to the right place. This track rips! The guitars are really clean, reminding me of a bygone era of country music from the …

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  • October 11, 2023 /
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Three indie folk songs that carry big emotions in a beautiful sonic package

Julia Hutchinson – “We Were Pretty”-This is a beautiful piece of songwriting about a past relationship. The lyrics are about when you look back on a relationship and think about all of the wonderful parts with rose colored glasses. The images are fantastic …

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  • October 9, 2023 /
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Three Americana tracks that will remind you that classic music never gets old

Tricia Collins – “In the Light of the Moon”-From the first guitar notes of this song, I was hooked. Collins has a beautiful voice that is the heart and soul of the song. The combination of thoughtful lyrics and a great vocal make …

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  • October 9, 2023 /
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Three wonderful new indie folk tracks for your fall playlist

Belle Mt. – “Feathers”-When it comes to love songs, you can’t do much better than the tenderness of Belle Mt.’s latest “Feathers.” The expressive acoustic guitar leads to a beautifully reflective vocal that conveys a lot of passion. Even once the track moves …

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  • October 6, 2023 /
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Three new tracks bringing interesting new textures to the indie rock genre

Andersen Coates – “Assassin (Anxiety)” -Every time I’ve listened to this song since the day I found it, I’ve been reminded of Fleetwood Mac. Now I know that’s not fair to Coates as this track certainly creates its own space in the chill …

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  • October 4, 2023 /
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Three acoustic folk singer songwriters that you’ll want to follow right away

Laureate – “adagio for a fleeting moment”-I wouldn’t say I “like” this song so much as I feel it in my bones. Everything from the delicate acoustic to the heartfelt lyrics all resonate with me. It’s a well-written song with a careful production …

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  • October 2, 2023 /
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Three Americana tunes that pull from the past to inform the present

John Davey – “Summer Nightwind”-When I first heard this track from John Davey, I couldn’t help but think of Andrew Combs. That’s high praise in these Americana circles. Everything from the guitar work to the vocal phrasing is at a high level on …

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  • September 29, 2023 /
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Featured Bluegrass Single: J.M. Clifford – “Complicated Man”

J. M. Clifford – “Complicated Man”-This is a fantastic example of bluegrass music executed with precision. The string work is great and invites the listener in. The imagery in the lyrics parallel the classic gospel roots of bluegrass while confessing the perspective of …

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  • September 29, 2023 /
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