CD Review: Holly Golightly Invites The Brokeoffs Back For "Coulda, Shoulda, Woulda"

British rock/R&B singer Holly Golighty is having one hellva year. Just months ago, she released her new solo album "Slowtown Now!" and on October 16th, Holly Golighty and the Brokeoffs will release their ninth album entitled "Coulda Shoulda Woulda" through Transdreamer Records. They are following the release of their new album with a thirteen-date U.S. tour which begins on October 24th in Belmar, NJ.

The new twelve-song release begins with the rockabilly shuffle of "Heaven Buy And Buy" as Holly sounds as if she has a chip on her shoulder with her delivery of some fierce vocals. The slinky blues of "Apartment 34" and the spaghetti western feel of "Coulda Shoulda Woulda" shows that the Brokeoffs are ready for any adventure that Holly wants to take them on. They work in the slow waltz of "Jackhammer" and the classic country sound of "Marijuana, The Devil's Flower" to showcase their many different genres. Holly's partner Lawyer Dave takes the lead on the up-tempo dance number "Karate," before closing the album with the countrified anti-holiday song "Christmas Is A Lie." To find out more about the latest release from Holly Golightly and the Brookeoffs, please visit their Facebook page at facebook.com/hollygolightlyandthebrokeoffs.