Kat Hasty released on May 16th her awaited album, "The Time of your Life", four years after her first record, "Drowning in Dreams". If her debut was stripped-down and acoustic, the new LP is a full band work with great instrumentation and continual energy. What doesn't change, though, is the quality of the songwriting and... Continue Reading →
Album review – Will Carter Band’s “Had It All Wrong”
This is my first review in almost three months. It's a very long time, even more with such a lot of fantastic releases all along the summer. At this point, after having been a witness of a summery profusion of musical gems, it's hard to know where to start. As we're entering the fall, let... Continue Reading →
Album review – Scott Southworth’s “Comin’ Round to Honky Tonk Again”
With such a lot of brilliant country albums released this year, some great records had probably not all the success that they deserved. If 2023 would have been a "normal" year for country music, there's absolutely no doubt that Scott Southworth's new album would have been part of all the talks for best album of... Continue Reading →
Album review- Squeezebox Bandits’ “Check to Check”
Squeezebox Bandits is a tejano and honky-tonk quartet from Fort Worth, Texas. Last May, they released for the "Cinco de Mayo" their third studio album via State Fair Records, named "Check To Check". This record was produced by Matt Hillyer, Eleven Hundred Springs' frontman, and Paul Williams. Abel Casillas, who is a Fort-Worth native, is... Continue Reading →