"Amber In The Clay" by Davie Gayle (Country Artist from Riverside County, California (CA))

If Emmylou Harris had ever decided to rock out in her career, then the result would have sounded something like Davie Gayle's latest record, "Amber In The Clay." With songs ranging from country to contemporary ballads, Gayle takes us for a trip down Americana lane and does not disappoint. Her pristine country vocals sound wonderful and emulate classic Dolly Parton, but still have an original feel to it. You can hear Gayle's sweet voice on songs like "Get Me" and "You Don't Say." Looking for the Americana feel? Look no further than the title track as it is a perfect listen for anyone who enjoyed Robert Plant/Alison Krauss's disc ("Raising Sand"). There are also some fine pedal steel guitar moments on this record, as heard on "3:09." If you are looking for that timeless female country vocal tone with a little rock 'n' roll under it, then this Davie Gayle's "Amber In The Clay" is for you.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"Each Lifetime Is A Voyage" by Howce Clemens (Rock/Pop Artist from New York City, New York (NY))

Howce Clemens brilliantly fuses the sounds of pop, rock, and R&B on his new EP, titled "Each Lifetime Is A Voyage." Clemens' voice throughout the entire album has a musky Johnny Cash vibe to it. That country vocal tone shines through on numbers like "Please Take Care" and "Little Darlin'." Taking a nod from another rocker band fused with country, the Eagles, Clemens delivers a wonderful piece of music with the title track, "Each Lifetime Is a Voyage." The vocal harmonies in the chorus and complementing instrumentation give this track a happy, lighthearted feel. Howce Clemens' "Each Lifetime Is a Voyage" is a great album for any Johnny Cash or Eagles fan looking for a new and fantastic set of tunes.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"Whitelite Britelite" by Auradrone (Electronica Artist from Los Angeles, California(CA))

Imagine if the members of The Cure decided to replace lead singer Robert Smith with a sexy female vocalist. If you can't, then perhaps listening to "Whitelite Britelite" by Auradrone will help you see the big picture. Hailing from Los Angeles, the band is fronted by the very talented Jon Mack. Her vocals are filled with tasty lyrics and sex appeal to the max. Just give a good listen to songs like "Auto Erotic" and "A Channel," and listeners will be able to hear her vocals at their best. The band is also very good and is great at changing the style of songs while still keeping that "Auradrone" sound throughout it all. "Indigo Child" is both classic 80's and super erotic at the same time, so be sure to give that track a few spins. If you love The Cure or the sound they represent, give Auradrone's "Whitelite Britelite" a good listen.

-Shaun H. and the radioindy.com reviewer team
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"A Heaping Helping Of Perspective" by The Conniption Fits (Pop Artist from Vermont(VT))

Boston rockers The Conniption Fits give a solid performance on their long awaited album of new material with "A Heaping Helping Of Perspective." Hailing from New England, they carry with them the rock sound that many Boston-based bands are known for (which is something mixed between The Mighty Mighty Bosstones and Blink-182). Front man Steve Blanchard leads the band through rousing numbers such as "Now I Take My Leave" and "Grit Your Teeth." One of the tracks that stands out the most was "She Just Needs To Go Away," an obvious nod to the late 70's sounds of Cheap Trick. Blanchard has opened for many well-known acts like 3 Doors Down, The Mighty Mighty Bosstones, and Blue Oyster Cult and it shows, as he and the band's maturity and knowledge really help make this album something special. The Conniption Fits' "A Heaping Helping Of Perspective" is a great addition to any fan that enjoys the work of Jimmy Eat World or the Boston music scene.

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"Ty I Ja" by Carol of Harvest (Pop Artist from Germany)

Carol of Harvest soothes the soul with its newest disc of European pop, "Ty I Ja." Composer and original Carol of Harvest band member Axel Schmierer provides the songwriting for this relaxing disc of dreamy acoustic jazz and pop. His technique is well-represented in songs like "Ty I Ja" and "In Between", a song which also features some tasty lead guitar work. The most notable impression left on listeners is the voice of Polish singer Ewa, whose voice is very refined and angelic. Her vocal performances alone are worth the money for this disc. Be sure to check out the song "Nagi" for one of her finer vocal performances. If pop music fused with an international flair is your thing, you are going to love Carol of Harvest's "Ty I Ja."

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"The Temple of Humanity" by Freestone (Rock Artist from The Netherlands)

Looking for something new and different? Then you should give a listen to the album "The Temple of Humanity" by pop/rock band Freestone. This band emulates the cosmic tones familiarized by Pink Floyd and does a great job at reproducing those sounds. "The Ancient of Days" is a mellow song, featuring talented saxophone playing that makes the instrument sound almost as if it is singing. The title track exhibits a relaxing drum beat and equally soothing vocals. The instrumentation on this disc drips of Pink Floyd, with lush synth melodies and haunting guitar work. Although the material of Freestone's "The Temple of Humanity" is rare compared to what is "standard" today, it is a great listen for any Pink Floyd fan or ancient ritual buff and should definitely be checked out.

-Shaun H. and the radioindy.com reviewer team
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"The Ballad Of Billy Saigon" by Wes and Victoria (Folk Artist from Colorado(CO))

"The Ballad Of Billy Saigon" by Wes and Victoria is folk rock/Americana at its best and deserves a good listen from any fan of that genre. Originally hailing from Texas, the duo's work has that southern feel and is a great mix of folk, rock, country and good ol' cowboy music. Wes has a very unique singing voice that is particularly raw, letting you feel every note and word he is singing. The harmonica talent of Victoria is well highlighted on songs like "Trail of Tears," and it sounds great. There is also a very welcoming Rolling Stones-influenced number called "Love Got a Mind of Its Own," a song that could easily be compared to anything the Stones did in their best years. For listeners that enjoy folk rock and Bob Dylan, Wes and Victoria's "The Ballad Of Billy Saigon" is definitely worth listening to.

-Shaun H. and the radioindy.com reviewer team
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"Mysteriously In Love" by Christopher K. G. Hagadone (Pop Artist from Salt Lake City, Utah(UT))

Christopher K. G. Hagadone dishes out some original electronica music on his newest EP, titled "Mysteriously In Love". The album is comprised of European-sounding dance beats with various rapping/vocals layered on top, making for a very interesting album. Hagadone says on his website that "Mysteriously In Love" is "a CD about a mysterious girl. Who in fantasy is like no other girl." Each song is like a chapter in a book, each telling the story of Hagadone's dream girl through lyrics and intense background music. Two of the four "chapters" that stand out are "Hey You Standing There," describing Hagadone's attempt to flirt with the dream girl, and "I Can't Find Her," a song in which the storyteller awakes from his dream and realizes his fictional girl is gone. This EP is perfect for any electronica fan or someone looking for an album with an underlying story.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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"Under My Skin" by Carla Seidl (Folk Artist from New York(NY))

Accomplished solo female artist Carla Seidl has released her debut album "Under My Skin," exhibiting the musical style of folk with a touch of jazz. Seidl has a talent for writing heartfelt lyrics with emotional flair. Her vocals are sleek, and they shine through each single. On the title track "Under My Skin," her first original song, the lyrics reflects on one's inner being and bonding with others. As a switch from her original music, Seidl has spun her own twist on Simon and Garfunkel's "Scarborough Fair" with style and grace. This album is performed with vocals and acoustic guitar, which give a soft and soothing quality to the entire collection. "Under My Skin" is an album well worth hearing and fans of folk music will want to experience the relaxing atmosphere of Seidl's creative songwriting and silky vocals.

-Diane and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"Yes We Can - Obama's Dance Anthem" by DJ Coz (Pop/Electronica Artist from District of Columbia)

DJ Coz has skillfully arranged a patriotic single, "Yes We Can – Obama's Dance Anthem," with grooving dance beats. Coz sends a motivational message of inspiration using selected lines from President Barack Obama's recent historic speeches. There is a great loop effect on the chorus of the song with subtle, yet bouncy synth strings on the verses. Various clips of Obama's speeches are eloquently synced to the rhythmic beats of the drums. "Yes We Can" and "Change is Coming" are just a few of the unforgettable quotes Obama made during his campaign and they will live on forever both in history and in this song. As a skilled artist of the house music genre, Coz has spiked up the mood with this dance single and is a great listen for any house fan or any voter who was won over by Obama's memorable speeches.

-Diane and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"Never Give Up" by Cuba Gooding (Urban/Soul Artist from New York City, New York (NY))

Former lead singer of the Main Ingredient, Cuba Gooding, unveiled his stunning single "Never Give Up" at the 2009 presidential inauguration. This spectacular single is not only inspirational but should be considered poetry in musical motion. The lyrics are uplifting and soar straight to the heart. Gooding's vocals are exceptional as they are strong and project emotional expression with an excellent range. There is also some solid support from the orchestra as the violins sustain a sweet touch while the piano maintains nice chord progressions. "Never Give Up" is a magnificent anthem of encouragement and confidence with memorable lyrics of faith and hope.

-Diane and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"The Warm Up" by Nypoleon (R&B/Urban Artist from New Jersey (NJ))

Rising star Nypoleon and his CD "The Warm Up" is an amazing debut filled with soulful R&B and is guaranteed to make a big impact on the music scene. His influences stem from Boyz II Men to Michael Jackson, helping create his unique songwriting which blends old school R&B with Hip- Hop and Reggae. "One Last Time" highlights Nypoleon's smooth vocal performance and his ability to fuse his influential genres, creating a tone that is somewhere between Ne-Yo and Bob Marley. On "Always Be Around," his R&B side shines brightly and once again gives us another standout vocal track. His songwriting is well worth mentioning as it separates him from his contemporaries who just deliver the same old beats over and over again. If you love Usher, Babyface or Kanye West, then "The Warm Up" will be spinning in your CD player for quite sometime.

-Shaun H. and The RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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"Becoming" by Gnos-tel-jah (Rap Artist from California (CA))

Hip-Hop takes a strange trip with Gnos-Tel-Jah and their latest album of original (and we mean original) material on "Becoming." Comprised of 2 male vocalists and 1 female vocalist, Gnos-Tel-Jah offers up a psychedelic ride of Hip-Hop fused with rock and spoken word. "Midnight Swang" represents the rap side to their debut disc with easy flowing rhymes and is reminiscent of the group Outkast. When you break it all down, Rap/Hip-Hop is basically spoken words with beats underlying the phrases. The band shows their love for this genre with 13 "chapters" which are 13 separate spoken tracks. Any fan of Outkast, Gnarls Barkley, or of spoken word will thoroughly enjoy "Becoming" as it is a new and innovating CD.

-Shaun H. and The RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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"Bolo!" by Swaha (Spiritual Artist from Ontario, Canada)

Did you ever just want to pop in a relaxing CD at the end of a long day? If so, Swaha's newest CD "Bolo!" is a great choice to soothe your soul. Taking hints of Indian mantras and spiritual music, Swaha does a magnificent job with their newest disc. Vocalists Dave Stringer and Tara MacLean serve up some excellent performances on this CD. The balance of Dave's vocal tone with Tara's angelic pitch is easy on any listener's ears. As for the music, the raga flare sets the mood for some beautiful sounds on songs like "Shiva Manas Puja" and "Jaya Ram Shri Ram." Another great feature of "Bolo!" is the pop sound that is delivered on many of the songs including "Govinda Gopala." Swaha has taken the mantra/Indian genres to a whole different level, fusing India's musical roots with traditional pop instrumentation. "Bolo!" is a perfect listen for anyone who enjoys Indian music fused with spiritual and uplifting textures.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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"Excellent Distraction" by Miles Stiebel (Jazz Artist from Washington D.C.(DC))

Notable band leader, Miles Stiebel, proves he is one of the most sought after musicians in his field with "Excellent Distraction." This album is a vibrant mix of emotionally charged jazz instrumentals, covers, and some of Stiebel's originals. Not only is he a well known band leader himself, but the disc was produced by Grammy nominated Bob Dawson and mastered by Grammy winner Ted Jensen (who has also worked with Norah Jones). Stiebel shows us what he does best on "Sir Duke," the first single off the record that strays from the typical jazz progressions and offers up a little bit of funk. Although the violin is not common in most jazz records, Stiebel uses it generously on many tracks such as "Midnight Fifty." The addition of the violin provides a rousing country feel to what could have been just a typical jazz number. Although Stiebel already has many fans, "Excellent Distraction" will be bringing in many more.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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"Rockin Blues" by Ramblin Dogs (Blues Artist from New Jersey(NJ))

The Ramblin Dogs energetic three song EP "Rockin Blues," is full of classic 70's/80's blues tone we all love and remember. The first single, "Steppin Up" is a wonderful throw back to the sound of the Fabulous Thunderbirds with some dirty guitar work by Carlos "C-Dawg" DC. "You Let Me Down" also showcases "C-Dawg's" Clapton infused playing and lets us hear the band jam out some soulful, slow tempo blues. Closing out the three single EP is "Worse Without You," a Chicago style blues number with solid chord progressions and guitar driven riffs and solo. The band as a whole is extremely talented, but Carlos' guitar skills stand out amongst anything else on this disc and deserve to be noticed. If you like Clapton or that old school Chicago blues sound, then "Rockin Blues" is a great CD to add to your collection.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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"Ugly Beautiful" by Lachi (Pop Artist from New York City, New York(NY))

Pianist and songwriter Lachi, ornately blends the sounds of contemporary jazz with early '90's pop/rock with a wonderful result. Don't let the word jazz fool you, "Ugly Beautiful" is more of a pop record than anything else. The small hints of Diana Krall are very nice and fit well within Lachi's songwriting structure. One of those jazzy standouts is "Broke My Heart" which also highlights Lachi's talent for piano playing. The pop influences, a la Alanis Morrisette, come into play on the opening track "We Can Fly." The expression Lachi delivers when singing or speaking her lyrics and the tone of the guitars captures what was once a great time for music, the early '90's. If you are looking for something reminiscent of that period in music or just want to hear some good, female fronted piano rock, then "Ugly Beautiful" is a CD well worth hearing.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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"The Value of Power" by Elliot Matsu (Rock Artist from New York City, New York (NY))

Elliot Matsu's newly released album "The Value of Power" is packed with alternative rock/pop music. Matsu is a gifted musician who has a talent for writing thoughtful and sincere lyrics. His vocals are crisp and polished with a soft tonality. The album has a high-quality production, as there is a dynamic balance between the vocals and instruments. This album in general has an overall happy sort of feel about it. "Takin the Train" is an easy listening pleasure with pleasant bluesy guitar riffs fused with subtle keys. "Who Am I" has a piano driven intro and peaks out with guitar power chords on the chorus. Elliot Matsu's "The Value of Power" is an enjoyable album and a great treasure to add to your music collection.

-Diane and The RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"Unforgettable Soweto" by Jay Lou Ava (Jazz Artist from District of Columbia)

Releasing his latest album "Unforgettable Soweto," artist Jay Lou Ava gives the listener an outstanding collection of his latest compositions. Cleverly blending the musical techniques of jazz and African-based music, this album delivers an assortment of diversity. The guitar on "Te Revoir" is exquisitely fused with emotional spirit, with nice layering of instruments and percussion. One album highlight is the song "Tara," where the female vocals are smooth and silky with a nice bounce to the springy beat. In a change of genre, "My Latin Feeling" has a Latin-based piano melody with solid support on the guitar. "Unforgettable Soweto" is a delectable mixture of jazz merged together with African rhythms and is one jazz album well worth hearing.

-Diane and The RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"Scrapple to the Apple" by 52nd Street (Jazz Artist from New York City, New York(NY))

52nd Street brings on the smooth and silky jazz classics with their latest release, titled "Scrapple to the Apple." This group has a delicious assortment of jazz standards performed with energy and enthusiastic versatility. Vocals are lush and smooth which confidently demonstrates the polished phrasing and articulation. Listeners will notice the great chemistry between the band members as the piano plays with flavorful chord progressions while the bass and drums are solid and supportive, capturing the feel of the swing rhythm. The composition of "Take The A Train" is a spectacular vocal duet complemented with an upbeat swing style. Catch the scat vocals on "My Favorite Things" and take note of the lyrics cleverly rewritten for this popular piece. Listeners will be delighted when hearing "Scrapple to the Apple," as it is brimming with wonderfully entertaining jazz standards with 52nd Street's delightful style.

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"At the Gates of Graceland" by Mark Shelton (Spiritual Artist from Vermont(VT))

Elvis is reborn with the sounds of Mark Shelton's newest disc, "At the Gates of Graceland." Shelton fuses the vocal qualities of "The King" and Perry Como together to create his own unforgettable sound. The most obvious tribute to Elvis comes through in the track "I Believe" which delivers his vocal expressions with pure eloquence. Anyone familiar with the classic sounds of The Inkspots will love the song "Crying in the Chapel" with lovely piano fills and harmonies sweetly balancing with Shelton's vocals. Shelton has revealed shades of memorable vocals which pays tribute to what was probably Elvis' most endearing work, his spiritual songs. Any fan of spiritual and uplifting music relating to this phase in Presley's career will thoroughly enjoy listening to "At the Gates of Graceland."

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"Warrior Angel" by L'illon (Pop Artist from Washington D.C.(DC))

"Warrior Angel" the latest release by L'illon is a wonderful endeavor and perfect for any pop music fan. L'illon fuses the musical worlds of pop and Latin music together very well, setting the scene for a very ethnic influenced album. Traces of the late Selena can be heard in songs such as "Tu Solo Tu (Only You)" and highlight some well played Spanish guitar riffs. The title track "Warrior Angel" pulls away from the Latin vibe with more of a world music instrumentation and pop sound. L'illon's artistic arrangements on the CD highlighting her Latin roots but do not let that fool you; this disc is perfect for any lover of female fronted pop music.

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"développés: adagios for dance" by Ferdy Tumakaka (Classical Artist from New York City, New York(NY))

Twenty-five year old pianist Ferdy Tumakaka shows the world his exceptional talent for performing classical piano pieces on his newest album "développés: adagios for dance." The talented musician performs selected works from some of the best known composers and tributes them brilliantly. His stunning rendition of "Piano Sonata No. 14 in C Sharp Minor, Op. 27: II. Moonlight" is extremely precise as the upper voice is somewhat stronger than the accompaniment but with a soft touch. Turning the tempo to a waltz feel, Tumakaka serenades us with his magnificent piano skills on "Nocturne in A Flat Major, Op. 32: No. 2." Tumakaka's musical abilities are simply outstanding and shine for someone so young. If you're a fan of classical music performed on the piano "développés: adagios for dance" is a CD you will want to add to your collection.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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"There Will Be a Day" by Daniel Sadownick (Jazz Artist from New York City, New York(NY))

Percussionist Daniel Sadownick and his latest CD "There Will Be a Day" is an exceptional jazz influenced album and a great introduction into the world of instrumental music. Sadownick is no newcomer to the ears of music fans as he has recorded and toured extensively with Steely Dan, Al Green, The Roots, Jennifer Lopez, and Billy Idol. His newest batch of solo material is filled with some very diverse sounds and highlights his creative talent for playing percussion with distinct style. "Softly As in a Morning Sunrise" is a standout track on this disc and has a welcoming feel to it reminiscent of the early Santana days with a solid brass section embedded with Latin flair. On a lighter jazz note, "The Moon Has Flown" has a sultry sax while Sadownick displays his skillful talent on the bongos. "There Will Be a Day" is percussion at its finest and belongs in any drummers CD rack.

-Shaun H. and the RadioIndy Reviewer Team
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"No. 3" by Copper Vein Records (Rock Artist from Michigan(MI))

Copper Vein Record's recent compilation, "No. 3", is an outstanding mix of what the label has to offer. The album is filled with the sounds of new and old and tracks of eclectic styles, including a number of tracks based around acoustic country rock. "Bloom on the Sage" by Mike LaBeau, is one of our favorite songs on the album and hits you with that Rolling Stones (a la 1964) tone. LaBeau's vocals are just as gritty and memorable as Mick Jagger's ever were. For that country feel, look no further than "Dizzy Melissa" by Keith Rintala. His songwriting and instrumentation stands out on this featured number and makes us want to hear more from this artist. Another highlight track is Music Sunday, featuring the powerful voice of Rachael Davis. "No. 3" is great for anyone who loves a CD with a refreshing variety of sounds that feature talented artists from Michigan.

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"A Breath of Fresh Air" by Ricardo Sinclair (Reggae Artist from Georgia (GA))

Sit back and enjoy the original collections on "A Breath of Fresh Air" by hip-hop artist Ricardo Sinclair. Sinclair projects his easy flowing rhymes with style and refreshing wordplay. Let the addictive beats move you as the sensation of the bass and drums play with driving punch. The production quality is great on the mix, as listeners will be able to hear the multi-layered instruments on this album very clearly. The synth orchestra intro in "Favorite Food- Monstar" adds a splash of tonal quality. Feel the colorful piano progressions smoothly cascading as the sound of the ocean waves gently roll, while also taking you away to a warm tropical place on the title track "Breath of Fresh Air (I Guarantee)." "A Breath of Fresh Air" is well worth hearing as it is embedded with hip-hop beats and reggae overtones which blend with futuristic sounds.

-Diane and The RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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"Love and Fire: The Dances" by Katya (Piano Artist from New York City, New York(NY))

Gifted classical pianist Katya has recently released her impressive album titled "Love and Fire: The Dances." As the title says it all, Katya displays her love of music with emotions that are set on fire. Feel her emotions as she glides across the keys with grace and style of these classic compositions. "Waltz in E Minor, BI 56" begins sweet and delicate. Listeners will be able to feel the dynamics become strong and loud as the theme changes. "Tango 'Balada Para Un Loco'" is amazing as Katya easily floats over the ivories while playing escalating scale passages. The sound quality is first rate as the piano is crisp and clean and every nuance is distinctly heard. Enjoy the relaxing ambiance of "Love and Fire: The Dances" as Katya has truly performed a superb collection of classical music from the classical masters Ravel, Chopin, and Piazzolla.

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"Irish Coffee" by Cady Finlayson (Instrumental Artist from New York City, New York(NY))

"Irish Coffee" the instrumental disc from the highly talented violinist Cady Finlayson is a stand out album filled with an abundance of Celtic feel. Known for performing traditional Irish music, Finlayson adds a touch of Americana to her latest effort and the result is a wonderful collection of brisk and lively melodies. The song "A Midwinter Waltz" makes you feel as if you are strolling along the breath taking hills of Ireland on a snowy day. Adding the American folk element "Brooklyn March" highlights Finlayson's energetic violin work and melds together Americana with an Irish flare. This album "Irish Coffee" is powered by energetic and enthusiastic violin instrumentals with Celtic flare and a colorful touch of folk.

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Fwd: "Dust In Your Hands" by Tom Hood and The Trailmen (Rock Artist from Long Island, New York(NY))

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If you have been craving some country rooted rock these days then "Dust In Your Hands" by Tom Hood and The Trailmen might be right up your alley. Their lineup of songs sets them apart from most rock acts with the addition of fiddle and mandolin both of which are well blended in the mix. Hood takes on the song "Caught In The Rain" with a very inspired Johnny Cash influence making for a great crossover tune. One of the standout tracks is "Back To The Baja" which features some nice lead guitar work and a bouncy groove that could be heard on any Jimmy Buffett or Traveling Wilburys album. Don't expect any classic style cowboy tunes on "Dust In Your Hands" because it's sheer rock/country entertainment.

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"Dust In Your Hands" by Tom Hood and The Trailmen (

If you have been craving some country rooted rock these days then "Dust In Your Hands" by Tom Hood and The Trailmen might be right up your alley. Their lineup of songs sets them apart from most rock acts with the addition of fiddle and mandolin both of which are well blended in the mix. Hood takes on the song "Caught In The Rain" with a very inspired Johnny Cash influence making for a great crossover tune. One of the standout tracks is "Back To The Baja" which features some nice lead guitar work and a bouncy groove that could be heard on any Jimmy Buffett or Traveling Wilburys album. Don't expect any classic style cowboy tunes on "Dust In Your Hands" because it's sheer rock/country entertainment.

-Shaun and the RadioIndy.com Reviewer Team
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