MAGIC APRON Orphan Harmony |
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"Orphan Harmony bathes us in sparse, spatial stringwork and electronics under vocal harmonies that are near-heavenly, the whole affair seemingly dwning spontaneously out of nature itself." Jeff Clark, Stomp and Stammer |
1. Bells in Our Fingernails 2. Tender Ghosts 3. Ours 4. Winterchute 5. Dahlia 6. Jackknife Swan 7. Eleanor 8. Every 9. Mountain is High 10. Love Ocean/Chord 11. All the Leaves are Gold |
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OCHA LA ROCHA Ocha Lives |
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As soon as you're conditioned to expect one thing—the way the sprightly, toe-tapping opener "So Simon" prepares you for a set of spirited back-porch ditties in a Blue Mountain vein—Johnny la Rocha shifts gears, goosing the record's pace with the pedal steel-driven mid-tempo rocker "Crossing the Border" or the agreeable garage-rock strumming of "Occam's Razor." Kevin Forest Moreau, The Sunday Paper |
1. So Simon 2. Crossing the Border 3. Occam's Razor 4. Down to the Shore 5. Country Ditty 6. Twenty-Six Days 7. Astronaut Song 8. Chances Are 9. Mr. Appleseed 10. Tumble Down 11. Please in F# |
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JUJU B SOLOMON JuJu B Solomon |
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"JuJu B Solomon's self-titled debut embraces the voice of an outsider looking at the insides of human interaction... The melodies are simple, brilliant and dripping with the kind of raw emotions and ambiance that are inherent in planting the seeds of a burgeoning body of songs. 5 stars." Chad Radford, Creative Loafing
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1. Taxi Ride |
NEW STREET VOL.1 Live Compilation |
Limited Edition CD $8 | ||
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1. Hope For Agoldensummer 2. JuJu B Solomon 3. Chris Devoe 4. Ocha la Rocha 5. Brian Montero 6. Drakkar Sauna 7. My Siamese Self 8. Mom + Baxter 9. Mosso Ensemble 10. Isia Cooper 11. 1thousand Holy Shards |
Ain't Nobody's Business |
New Street Releases can be found at these Atlanta area stores and other independents around the country. |
