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ARTISTS FROM WISCONSIN:
Built for durability, prepped for snow storms, maybe even a bit isolated from the
corporate business of music. This separation allows artists to create out of pure joy and creativity allowing honesty in the lyrics and melodies and performances. Its all worn right their on their flannel-covered sleeves.
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one of my favorites this year, and i'm crossing my fingers it gets a physical release. chris porterfield remains one of the best lyricists, writing songs that conjure up emotions that feel so tangible. his form of storytelling is like sitting down with someone and having a conversation; everything is laid out right in front of you, ready to be picked up.
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I fell for your sound, and the fact that you recorded this live. I'm about to record a couple of "small albums", one in Norwegian, one in English (about people and things I have experienced on my many travels in Ireland), and your album inspires me to buy myself a good stereomic and do it -more or less- live. I didn't get every word of your lyrics on my phone, but they seem to be something I can relate to, and I'll study them more carefully after downloading the album on my laptop. Good luck!
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