2007-05-01
This is the third album from the narrative songwriting indie, folk singer Sonny Smith. This release focuses largely on his hometown of Oakland, California, which automatically gives it the sound of a hip hop record, lyrically. His vocals are a bit twangy and lackadaisical, or empathetic, the acoustic lines are engaging, and there is enough motion going on around these songs to keep listeners occupied. Some songs to keep tuned on are track 2 “Good Folks Bad Folks,” and the final track, 10 “I’m so happy.” -Jake BurrittNeil Young
Live at Massey Hall, 1971
MEKLIT HADERO
On a Day Like This...
MATT THE ELECTRICIAN
Accidental Thief
INGRID MICHAELSON
BE OK
The Eighteenth Day of May
The Eighteenth Day of May
ADAM SNYDER
This Town Will Get Its Due
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