Great Disaster - Under A Blue Sky - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Mountain Heart returns in 2016 with Blue Skies, their first studio album in five years. The same soulfulness that gave the band its name in the first place is still there, but now voiced through a blend of musicians that make room not just for their bluegrass legacy, but also singer/songwriter ballads, classic country, R&B, and modern folk pop. Mountain Heart completely reinvents themselves around long-time members Josh Shilling and Aaron Ramsey. Jeff Partin and Seth Taylor joined after the band's last album was released and violinist and vocalist Molly Cherryholmes (five-time Grammy-nominee) joined just weeks before Blue Skies studio sessions were to begin. Shilling, barely into his 30s, wrote most of the material on Blue Skies, with a Chris Stapleton and Ronnie Bowman co-write and a stellar rendition of Bob Dylan's InchMaggie's FarmInch rounding out the set. Every member of the new Mountain Heart is a multi-instrumentalist and could also be considered a lead singer, which makes the possibilities both onstage and in the studio limitless. Album Tracks 1. Blue Skies 2. Miss Me When I'm Gone 3. Maggie's Farm 4. No One to Listen 5. She'll Come Back to Me 6. Addicted 7. The Bad Grounds 8. Have You Heard About the Old Hometown 9. I Can't Get Over You 10. Hurting

Album Tracks 1. You Only Live Once 2. To Hell with Everyone 3. Countdown to the End 4. Ruin Anyone Anywhere Anything 5. World Went Down 6. Mr. Guns (The Theme from 11th Street 7. Apache Indian Job 8. Brooklyn Home Invasion 9. Good Riddance 10. The Patricide Song 11. Fit to Die 12. Bonus Track

rich, lonely, haunting, sad and beautiful, this new album serves up clear-eyed, late-night visions of avant-pop, blues and electronica. Daniel Voznick's lyrics restlessly probe the dark, obsessive worlds of love, loneliness and desire. There's no one like her Or there might be a million more No matter how much I love her We both fall Radio Sky is a sonic meditation of the ambiguous relationships between S*x, technology and addiction. You plugged me in, hooked me up High speed connection, body in flux You burned a pattern under my skin With frequency shift you kept me wanting From the electro-static charged introduction of Radio Sky to the contrasting, dreamlike voices of Tears Are Falling, from the brooding bass of American Tragedy to the cooling instrumental exit from Didn't Die Young, this is the best AfterImage record yet. Radio Sky was written, produced and performed by Voznick with the help of guitarist Jonathan Dickinson, and vocalists Jonniene, Marinda Scott and Tina Thomas. Album Tracks 1. Radio Sky 2. Didn't Die Young 3. American Tragedy 4. Inferno 5. Ground Zero 6. Dark Angel 7. To Cool You 8. Tears Are Falling