Anderson East sounds fully arrived on “Satisfy Me,” a track.
Folk
The Teskey Brothers land on Right For Me like a classic soul cut.
Guitars chime and then dig in, the drums snap forward.
The cut sounds too sharp, too alive, to ignore right now.
Guitars glide, the groove stays easy, and the drums sit back.
The groove feels fresh, sharp, and already proven, like a record.
Justin Townes Earle drops “Ain’t Got No Money” like a wry grin.
Oma Nata sounds like the record your feed somehow missed.
Julie Rhodes turns “I’d Rather Go Blind” into the kind of smoky.
The Teskey Brothers make Pain and Misery feel like the kind of song.
Camel Power Club turns Ourson into the kind of instant earworm.
Guitars sit warm and dry and the vocal stays close to the mic.
Benjamin Booker’s “Witness” lands like a brand-new arrival.
Guitars bite cleanly up front, the drums snap.
Eilen Jewell lands “Another Night to Cry” like a fresh bruise.
