From Nashville comes the latest release from singer/songwriter Daphne
Willis titled "Come Together." It features five classic songs by The
Beatles, re-imagined with her own special interpretation. Beginning with
"Eleanor Rigby," you are bombarded with all these instruments as the
song carries a more psychedelic feel than the original. She adds a blues
vibe to the title-song, "Come Together" and turns "Something" into a
simple, acoustic folk/jazz tune. The album finishes with a funked-up pop
delivery of "All You Need Is Love." To find out more about Daphne
Willis and her latest release "Come Together," please visit daphnewillis.com.
As a member of the Chicago ska band,
Heavy Manners, Kate Fagan and her band opened for 1980's punk/ska bands, The Clash and The English
Beat. Kate's song "I Don't Wanna To Be Cool," which was
recently re-released through Manufacturing Recordings, became a hit single in the dance clubs during this time period. The newly released four
song EP features the hit single, along with it's B-side "Waiting For The
Crisis." The other two songs making up this new re-release comes from recording sessions with members of My Life With The
Thrill Kill Kult and Scarlet Architect on the unreleased modern
dance/pop songs "Master Of Passion" and "Come Over." To find out more
about the new re-issue from Kate Fagan, please visit omnianmusicgroup.com.
Singer/Actor/Musician Cory Goodrich recently released her latest album
titled "Wildwood Flower," which is a tribute to the music of The Carter
Family. Cory's portrayal of June Carter Cash in the musical "Ring Of
Fire" inspired her to pick-up the Appalachian autoharp and learn these
songs. Beginning with the title song, "Wildwood Flower," Cory delivers
the songs with such grace and respect. Her voice soars in her rendition
of "Tiny Sparrow" and she brings out the traditional tones of "Far Side
Of Lovin' You." She adds four originals on this new release like the
gentle folk ballads "Sycamore Tree" and "Still In Love." Sandwiched
between these tracks are Cory's versions of the classic songs "Ring of
Fire" and gospel-like quality of "Will The Circle Be Unbroken." To find
out more about Cory Goodrich and her latest release "Wildwood Flower,"
please visit corygoodrich.com.
Next from Chicago comes the latest release titled "Stop Time" from
singer/songwriter Lara Filip. The album showcases Lara's personal
triumph over breast cancer and the themes of love and life. The new ten
song release begins with the acoustic, folk strumming of "The Other
Side" which centers around closing the distance between loved ones. Her
voice builds in the pop tones of "She's Not Coming Home" and then she
shines on the emotional ballad of "Stop Time." The highlight of the
album is the country-folk delivery of "Mountain Song," which has a
timeless quality. The album finishes with Lara rocking out with the
choir-like chorus of "Feathers & Glass" and then quieting down for the country acoustics
of "Jericho Road." To find out more about Lara Filip and her latest
release "Stop Time," please visit larafilip.com.
Finally from Canada comes the latest release titled "These Paper Wings" from
independent singer/songwriter Brooklyn Doran. Right from the opening
notes of "Not The Time," you easily get swept up in Brooklyn's sweet
voice. She opens up on the folk/rock delivery of "Sing Me Your Song" and
digs deep into your soul with the powerful piano ballad "I Found A
Home." The title-song, "These Paper Wings" is the perfect blend of her
vocals and smooth melody, as she is an undiscovered gem waiting to
shine. Her new seven-song release closes with the gentle touch of her
voice within the pop tempo of "Say The Words." To find out more about
Brooklyn Doran and her latest release "These Paper Wings," please visit brooklyndoran.com.
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