Paul Kelly's 'Seventy': Thought-Provoking Vintage Flavored Folk
Marking a significant milestone, Paul Kelly's album Seventy showcases his prolific creativity along with a rich vintage folk sound. The album reflects both his extensive experience and the deep emotions tied to turning seventy.
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Terry Klein's 'Hill Country Folk Music'
Folk singer-songwriter Terry Klein delivers his most powerful collection of engaging songs on Hill Country Folk Music, blending strong narratives with emotive melodies.
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Aaron Parks' 'By All Means'
Pianist Aaron Parks returns to acoustic jazz, leading an innovative new quartet with bold and courageous musical directions on By All Means.
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The Mommyheads' 'No Quietus'
The Mommyheads explore poetic themes of love and death on their hypnotic album No Quietus, weaving intricate narratives with captivating musical arrangements.
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Portugal. The Man's 'SHISH'
Portugal. The Man combines chaotic distortion with vivid imagery, producing a dynamic and visually powerful experience on SHISH.
Video Premiere Highlight
Fulton Lights offers a fresh take on a classic soul tune with a dreamy indie rock interpretation in the video premiere of “Well the Night Has Come”.
"Well the Night Has Come"
Summary: Paul Kelly’s Seventy captures his artistic depth with vintage folk influences, while recent album releases highlight diverse, compelling voices in music today.