Grace Kendall Asheville, North Carolina
Heartfelt music on ukulele, guitar and hammered dulcimer.
Grace Kendall recommends:
The Odds Are Never In Our Favor
by District 13 Cowboys
My friends from Hawthorn and Holly released this genre-spanning Hunger Games album, and even let me contribute backing vocals to a few tracks! It really rocks out hard.
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The Time-Turner EP
by The Mudbloods
supported by 4 fans who also own “You Keep Saying It's Over (by Tony McGlinchey)”
This is a gorgeously mature EP that pulls at the heartstrings in a way I didn't expect from wrock about Cursed Child. In it, you'll find two tender ballads from fathers to sons, a catchy celebration of a world gone wrong, an upbeat jam about teenage love and two touching love songs from husband to wife. Every single song is deftly crafted and has the exquisite lyrics from the Mudbloods that I just love.
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Pile of Ash EP
by The Mudbloods
supported by 4 fans who also own “You Keep Saying It's Over (by Tony McGlinchey)”
I was there when this EP was released and Beef Women changed my life, God Bless you Mudbloods
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With You, Whatever Happens
by Lauren Fairweather
supported by 4 fans who also own “You Keep Saying It's Over (by Tony McGlinchey)”
A long-awaited wizard rock album from a pioneer of the wrock community. Mostly wrock, but there are some other nerdy songs thrown in, though they don't disrupt the cohesion. Lauren is always awesome, and if you liked her previous music, you will enjoy this fuller sound even more.
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A new EP of effervescent pop tackling universal anxieties from the buzzed-about young Bay Area artist.
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Sorry I'm So Sensitive
by Bea Stewart
The second EP from Northern Irish singer-songwriter Bea Stewart runs from gentle folk to pillowy pop ballads, all perfectly executed.
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