New Music 2018 - Part 18 - Living Room Worktapes EP - Tenille Townes
- Where You Are
- Jersey on the Wall
- Somebody's Daughter
- White Horse
This blog is intended to do "exactly what it says on the tin" so below are some of my 'Thoughts on Music'. They predominantly concern recent matters but will not always do so. I'll also happily turn to matters of the music industry more generally if and when I feel so inclined. So there! If you don't agree with something please feel free to add a comment. They are moderated by me (so I'll get to read it) and I might even reply. Above all however just enjoy whatever music you like! Richard
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There is so much 'new music' to be discovered and it is easy to make comparisons that are unwarranted. Then there is the deadly 'genre' debate.
It is not something that I'm inclined to visit anyway but this is one album that tempts me towards that trap even less than most. The best thing is to keep your ears, and your mind, open to all possibilities and see what comes along.
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Labels: 2015, acoustic, Alberta, Canada, Carnero Vaquero, country, cowboy, folk, Ian Tyler, roots, Stony Plain Records