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The third album from the Osborn sisters from Utah (or fourth if you count their 2000 Christmas record, BRAND NEW YEAR) is the epitome of impeccably written, recorded, and executed modern country pop. From the sunnily sexy "Passenger Seat" and the equally accessible "5432 Run" to the tight harmonies of "Borrowed Home," Shedaisy's blend of hard-nosed realism and lively optimism blends the heritage of Loretta Lynn with the 21st-century outlook of a cleaner-cut SEX AND THE CITY.
The cheerily erotic "360 Degrees of You," with its "Go on, do whatever you do/I'll just sit here enjoying the view" lyric, reinforces the point that Shedaisy aren't a bunch of shrinking violets. The regretful "Without a Sound" showcases the band's sensitive side, with an impassioned vocal from their main songwriter Kristyn Osborn. The poignant "He's a Hero," a tribute to the sisters' father, shows that while Shedaisy are more than capable of Nashville-style sentiments, the emotions on SWEET RIGHT HERE are always heartfelt.
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SHeDAISY: Kristyn Osborn, Kassidy Osborn, Kelsi Osborn.
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It's easy to lump Darrell Scott with other singer/songwriters. His songs certainly give the impression that he's writing out of personal experience, but his tendency to paint with large brush strokes gives his material universal appeal. Theatre of the Unheard is Scott's third album and his first since leaving Sugar Hill. While the voice and subject matter remain familiar here, the arrangements and production have been beefed up considerably. "Uncle Lloyd" and "Day After Day" mine family history, a favorite Scott theme, recalling poignant and painful memories colored by lots of booze. "6 O'Clock in the Morning" recalls "There Ain't No Easy Way" from Real Time with Tim O'Brien, exploring the tragedy of a world corrupted by war, hunger, and constant toil. These familiar elements are joined by a sonically charged soundscape that leans closer to Southern rock than the folk/folk-rock of Scott's first two albums. "Miracle of Living" includes horns, background singers, slide guitars, and just about everything in the studio's kitchen sink. This bigger sound works fairly well on the opener, "East of Gary," and the funky "I Wanna Be Free," and Scott's soulful vocals could probably cut through a heavy metal band. The production on much of Theatre of the Unheard, however, is a bit bombastic. The arrangements of pieces like "River Take Me" -- with drums, electric guitars, organs, and a handful of background singers -- give the impression that Scott's warming up for a Lynyrd Skynyrd tribute. This excess makes it difficult to sort out the quality of the songs. Fans of Scott's previous albums will nonetheless want to pick up a copy for songs like "6 O'Clock in the Morning" and the instrumental "Alton Air." ~ Ronnie D. Lankford, Jr.
In an age of conformity, Darrell Scott proves that a talented non-conformist can still succeed. A soulful iconoclast, Scott is a hit songwriter, an in-demand instrumentalist and an acclaimed performer and recording artist -- all achievements earned while burning his own path instead of playing by the accepted rules of the music industry. Now he's going his own way again. He's launched Full Light Records for one reason: So he can fully own and control his recordings without anyone telling him how he should sound or what he should do.His first album draws on some of his oldest songs -- none of them made public until now. The pointedly ...
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