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Reminiscent of Natalie Merchant, Crowell’s sultry voice provides a welcoming invitation into her world. On songs like “Hey Dixon” and “Marvelous,” her vocals glide smoothly over the rolling Gillian Welch/David Rawlings guitars producing a powerful vibe that transcends its coffee house roots. “But Instead” is a finely crafted bit of folk-pop and on “Seven Days,” Crowell slips into heavenly chanteuse mode.

Cold Front seems born from those Vermont winter nights when a roaring fire isn't enough to keep the soul warm. It's a superb offering from a talented singer and Crowell deserves her moment in the spotlight. Like most thing of value, Crowell's self-produced album isn't the easiest to acquire and falls into the category of treasures that are well worth the effort of locating.

A special treat for you Williamstown folks . . . .
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<a href="http://www.goodgood-music.com/">Good Good</a>
GOOD GOOD DELIVER CATHARTIC, INDIE ANTHEMS AND BRAIDED VOCAL HARMONIES WITH EMOTIONAL PEAKS, MUSICAL CHEMISTRY AND A SENSE OF HUMOR. THEY SMILE WHILE KICKING YOUR SHINS WITH BITTERSWEET GLOOM POP. Members of GOOD GOOD include David Edge (Guitar and Vocals), Sarah McNair (Ukulele and Vocals) and Jason McNair (Bass)


