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Listen: State of the Art Spotify playlist for 7/13/20

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Listen to this week’s State of the Art Spotify playlist featuring:

Stephie James – These Days
Future Islands – For Sure
The Savants of Soul – More Than One to Choose From
Surfer Blood – Summer Trope
Sara Rachele – Hollywood
Badly Drawn Boy – Is This A Dream
Margaret Chavez – H O R A
Vangarde (Mr. Lif, Stu Bangas, Puma-ptaha, Reef The Lost Cauze, BluPrint, Murs) 8 Minutes 46 Seconds
JAMS The Flava Child – Alien Queen
Black Thought – Thought Vs Everybody
Man Man – Lonely Beuys
Young Antiques – It Might Sound Crazy
Slark Moan – The Shore
K Michelle DuBois – Pearl
Drivin N Cryin – Detroit City Rock
Roan Yellowthorn – Can’t Change Me
070 Phi, Irie Child – 100 Bands
UFO House Party, Prom Queen – Beautiful and Blue
Wolfheart – Hail of Steel
Evidence – Unlearning
The Prefab Messiahs – 21st Century Failure
Triptides – Cassis
Angelo De Augustine – Santa Barbara
Hus Kingpin, DJ CAESAR, Rozewood – Ghost in a Shell
Mulatto – No Hook
CRIMEAPPLE – Garfield
38 Spesh, 1000 Words – Lax
Eerie Gaits – What’s Eating You
Laura Marling – Held Down
Midwife – S.W.I.M.
Trace Mountains – Lost in the Country
Why Bonnie – Voice Box
Sufjan Stevens – America

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Listen: Captain Americana Spotify playlist for 7/13/20

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Listen to this week’s Captain Americana Spotify playlist featuring:

The Savants of Soul – More Than One to Choose From
Bob Dylan – Goodbye Jimmy Reed
Stephie James – These Days
Sara Rachele – Hollywood
M. Ward, Alia Farah – Daydream
Michelle Billingsley – She’s Gone
Bill Callahan (smog) – Another Song
Gypsy Outfit – Neon’s Glow
Matt Costa – Last Love Song
David Burchfield – Glad I Got Out of There
Kevin Morby – Miss Ohio
Joe Stamm – Heavenly Drinking (Live)
The Avett Brothers – Victory
Stuffy Shmitt – Dumb It Down
Karen & The Sorrows – There You Are
Josh Rennie-Hynes – Trouble
Slark Moan – The Shore
DION – I Got Nothin
Hellbound Glory – Renowhere
Johnny Irion – Inside the Endless Om
Zephaniah OHora- All American Singer
G.E. Smith and LeRoy Bell – Black is The Color
The Band of Heathens – Today is Our Last Tomorrow
Mary Chapin Carpenter – Between the Dirt and the Stars
Golden Shoals – Love From Across the Border
Grant-Lee Phillips – Straight to the Ground
Johanna Warren – Rose Potion
Tenci – Joy
Deau Eyes – Some Do
Eliot Bronson – Good For You
Los Coast, Gary Clark Jr – A Change Is Gonna Come
Cinder Well – Wandering Boy
Stephanie Lambring – Pretty

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303 Magazine Reviews David Burchfield’s New Record State to State

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“David Burchfield has created a soundtrack to a journey. A journey the musician took both spiritually and physically, illustrated in his latest release, State to State. The 11-track album showcases Burchfield’s decades of dedication to crafting his sound and loyalty to himself, while also highlighting growth, friends and experience. 

State to State pops into our ears with the eponymous track, a song that tells a sweet tale of the effort to hang on to life experience despite time and the ways things change inside of it. “State to State” is perhaps the most relatable story from the album, as we all carry memories beyond where we can see. Then true adventure comes full circle in “O Big City,” where Burchfield describes his dream of moving to Colorado first manifesting, before retracting back to an old, strange life that was no longer his. Luckily for us, Burchfield found his way back to colorful Colorado. However, “By The Coast” softly imagines a life away from here, drinking in the rain and living barefoot against a different background.

Each track sketches the plight of an artist taking in the surroundings of an escapade as pertains to the adjustment of a new life. When Burchfield relocated to Utah, he experienced some frustrating aspects initially but becomes soothed by a true home in a person. In “Dishes in the Sink,” Burchfield cites the lyrics, “when I dropped the truck off / at the rental place / I had to walk home / ’cause I didn’t know anyone” as verifiable reality to his first days in the new town.” READ MORE… 

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Gypsy Outfit Release Debut Album 1969

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Congratulations to Gypsy Outfit today on the release of their new album 1969! Here’s what the music press is saying…

“A sound reminiscent of The Flying Burrito Brothers or The Byrds’ Sweetheart of the Rodeo … evoking a feeling of deep loneliness on an infinite and cosmic highway.” – VENTS MAGAZINE

“Hummable hooks forging an Appalachian pop sound that combines the worlds of Elephant Revival, Old & in the Way and The Avett Brothers.” – GLIDE MAGAZINE

“A labour of love.” – AMERICANA UK

Streaming now on Spotify and Apple Music. Available for purchase as a digital download here.