The edges on Deeper Well may not be as sharp, but they feel more complete.
Abundant with the Devon-bred artist’s graceful guitar stylings and rainy-day lilt, The Living Kind is a lush expanse of delicate strings, pillowy beats and atmospheric harmonies, all sweeping and swirling across ten tracks.
The only complaint for the collection is the necessity for more, but isn’t that the plight of super heroes? Their work is never done.
Like the Blue Northers that occasionally sweep down the Midwest, the album is jarring in its power and rousing in its resolve. Still, in the end, it feels all too much.
Yas Country Queens
Sing your heart out, anytime, anywhere!
Splish, splash, it's time to take a shower!
If country music be the food of love play on
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