Sunday, October 11, 2009

Mason Jennings - Boneclouds

Each song on this album has its own unique sound.  "Where The Sun Had Been" has kind of a Modest Mouse sound whereas "Jackson Square" has a bit of a Bob Dylan feel to it.


Sounds like: Steve Reynolds, David Gray, Bob Dylan

Favorite songs:
  • If You Ain't Got Love
  • Moon Sailing On The Water
  • Which Way Your Heart Will Go
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Friday, October 9, 2009

Ben Taylor - Deeper Than Gravity

Born the son of James Taylor and Carly Simon, you could say Ben Taylor has music in his blood.  His music is light and catchy.  Taylor's music is also unique as he experiments with different genres.  Take the song, "Lady Magic," Taylor blends soul attitude with an alternative-rock twist.

Sounds like: David Saw, Jack Johnson, James Taylor

Favorite songs:
  • Nothing I Can Do
  • Digest
  • Lady Magic

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Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Bill Ricchini - Tonight I Burn Brightly


This is a great album to play after a long day while you are trying to unwind. Bill Ricchini's quiet voice along with his delicate music are peaceful and relaxing. Definitely worth listening to.

Sounds like: The Shins, Iron & Wine

Favorite songs:
  • A Cold Wind Will Blow Through Your Door
  • Angela
  • People
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Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Greg Laswell - Three Flights From Alto Nido


One of my favorite artists right now. Greg Laswell's lyrics are sweet and simple paired with his deep voice and light but powerful music.

Sounds Like: Finley Quaye

Favorite Songs:
  • Comes And Goes (In Waves)
  • I'd Be Lying
  • Sweet Dream
  • That It Moves
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Lex Land - Orange Days on Lemon Street


This easy-listening album is filled with songs that you can listen to on your drive to work, studying in Starbucks or while your simply wasting time.

Sounds like: Missy Higgins, Priscilla Ahn, Tristan Prettyman

Favorite songs from album:
  • As Much As You Lead
  • Play In Reverse
  • How Often?
  • My Fault. Your Mistake.
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