This is a creation of delicious compositions! They are held together by more than the concept of using battered instruments but by John Roebuck's never ending creativity and arrangements!
One of our favorite projects to date! Well, Hello There starts out with positive message and eventually goes to some explicit lyrics and finally ends with "No matter what happens, you've got to hang on!"
Tzipporah has a passion for standing up for what they believe. This is the honest sound of rebellion. It comes through the music in with raw energy combined with powerful lyrics. Melodic guitar compositions await you. A powerful ethnic folk voice speaking to us is on full display - and quite lovely.
Amelia Earhart was the inspiration for this album. Her courage, stamina for getting things done in 1937. What happened on that last segment to Howland Island? Searches have turned up nothing and one can only wonder...is she living with Aliens in outer space?
The high quality of music production, catchy melodies, and of course relating to the Midwestern sensibilities make this album a joy. First year of college was at UW Eau Claire, so of course there is that....
Original score for a movie about a young Russian immigrant, Miko, who lands in a small Midwest town and makes a difference in the local scene. The final scene is the town talent show where Miko shows up with the St. Agnus Church Choir and rocks the community with "Holy Burn" into a new musical era.
Enjoy this new original score!
Great set of catchy pop groove tunes! The rhythm section of the bass and drums is joined by the guitar for a tight presentation that morphs into a jazzy fusion tune on Eggshells. Great vocals too! Listen, enjoy, repeat!
A unique blend of melodies, symphonic orchestrations, and a radio head opera feel to some of the songs...its different and fresh to us! It doesnt hurt to move around with Arthritis Kid playing.
Chill melodies and beats that invite you to pause your life for a moment to enjoy Sakura's latest laid back release. Imagine sifting through old albums on the floor on a Saturday morning...and you find this!
