From Washington, DC comes the latest release from blues artist Scott
Taylor. His new album titled "Blues Kitchen" features eleven-tracks that
dig back into the pure guitar blues sound. The album begins with
"Painting The Town" as Taylor shows off his chops on the guitar with a
smooth-style guitar solo. The album's first single, "Tennessee" is a
slow-blues as you can feel the emotion in Taylor's performance. He slips
in some funk for the storied lyrics of "Sweet Daddy Brown" and delivers
a steady rhythm during "Alabama Babe" as the harmonica solo highlights
the song. The album closes with the classic electrifying blues romp of
"Earthquake" and the quiet piano-led "I Wasn't In My Right Mind." To
find out more about Scott Taylor and his latest release "Blues Kitchen,"
please visit his Facebook page at facebook.com/Scott-Taylor.
LA folk artist Les Bohem recently release his debut solo album titled
"Moved To Duarte." His music has been covered by Emmylou Harris and
Randy Travis and his new 22-song release displays his wonderful
songwriting. The album begins with the quiet, acoustic strumming of "The
Moral Premise" as Bohem delivers what's on his mind through his
weathered vocals. His lyrics for "Put A Band-Aid On My Life" are a
spoken truth and "Just Before It Gets Dark" is a slow, meaningful blues
tune. He switches gears to a more country-friendly acoustic piece with
"Oh, The Stars Shine Bright" and "Fancy Footwork." He continues with the
dark tones of "Alhambra" and the brilliant poetry of "When We Used To
Get High." The album wraps up with Bohem giving us more insight into his
perspective of "Everything From A To Z" and how he depressed he feels
"If I Lose My Cat." To find out more about Les Bohem and his latest
release "Moved To Duarte," please visit lesbohemswonderfulworldoflesbohem.com.
Brooklyn-based band, Sweet Soubrette recently released their fourth
studio album "Big Celebrity." It features 11-tracks, beginning with the
sweeping sounds of "Ghost Ship" as you instantly fall in love with Ellia
Bisker's vocals. The large ensemble included in "Big Celebrity" adds a
cabaret feel to their overall sound, while "Night Owls" is a sweet, lush
ballad that will ease your worries away. The softness of "Oahu" and the
pop-tones of "Settle For Less" showcase the diversity in the band's
sound, before closing with the storied folk strumming of "Take It Easy"
and "Robber's Daughter." To find out more about Sweet Soubrette and
their latest release "Big Celebrity," please visit sweetsoubrette.com.
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