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Take Effect Reviews Vaiano’s Paisanos

Vaiano’s Paisanos, Vaiano’s Paisanos “This debut from Louisville outfit Vaiano’s Paisanos takes us back to other times and locations thanks to the detailed string interaction from Rachel Meirs, Maxwell Apra, Van Burchfield, Quentin Bardinet and...
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Take Effect Reviews Kiki Cavazos

Kiki Cavazos, Goodbye Blues “The New Orleans singer-songwriter, Kiki Cavazos, treats us to some stripped back sounds here, where she’s mostly solo for the authentic and well thought out selections.”  |  Read More at Take Effect...
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World Music Central Reviews Guachinangos

Guachinangos Amalgamate Son Jarocho, Cumbia and Champeta on Debut Album “The ensemble combines captivating Mexican son jarocho, irresistible Colombian cumbia, dance-oriented champeta from Colombia as well, and other Latin American traditions.”  |  Read...
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Americana UK Highlights Feral Foster

Track Premiere: Feral Foster “Tell Old Bill” “This powerful version takes a song that you’ve probably heard sung a hundred different ways and gives it a new frission of threat and dread.”  |  Read More at Americana...
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Magnet Premieres “Pretty Raindrops”

MAGNET Exclusive: Premiere Of The Clover Valley Boys’ Cover Of The Carter Family’s “Pretty Raindrops” “For the Clover Valley Boys, rooting around in country music’s past has never been an exercise in preservation or imitation.”  |  Read More at...
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PopMatters Features Kiki Cavazos

Kiki Cavazos Says “Goodbye Blues” and Keeps on Travelin’ “Kiki Cavazos uses the American landscape to measure the narrator’s life against: where she’s been and where she’s heading, or who she was and is.”  |  Read More at...
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Big Takeover Reviews Lone Piñon

Lone Piñon, Hot Carne Seca (Jalopy Records) “AFew contemporary ensembles engage with tradition as a living, evolving language rather than a museum exhibit, and Lone Piñon has steadily built a reputation on precisely that philosophy.”  |  Read More at Big...