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Content Introduction From LA! The third album from promising young alternative country & folk singer Sam Morrow! With his soulful, masculine vocals, he delivers not only Texas-style country but also a robust sound with a stronger Southern rock influence. The lighthearted duet M7 with labelmate and?b�e? female country singer Jamie Wyatt is a must-listen! Produced by Eric Cohn, who has worked with John Mayall and others. Pedal steel features legend Jay Dee Mannes, who has been active since the era of Buck Owens and Gram Parsons. Media Reviews and More From LA! The third album from promising young alternative country & folk singer Sam Morrow! With his soulful, masculine vocals, he delivers not only Texas-style country but also a robust sound with a stronger Southern rock influence. A must-listen is the lighthearted duet with fellow labelmate and rising female country singer Jamie Wyatt! Produced by Eric Cohn, who has worked with John Mayall and others. Legendary pedal steel guitarist Jay Dee Mannes, active since the era of Buck Owens and Gram Parsons, participates. (C)RS
About the Artist: A 24-year-old singer-songwriter from the American South. He says he's listened to various genres since childhood, including Ray Charles, Johnny Cash, and Damian Rice. According to him, he was living a terrible life three years ago. These life experiences are reflected in his lyrics. Around 2012, he began touring cafes in the South, mainly on the American West Coast and in Texas. He also gained attention by uploading acoustic covers of songs from a wide range of genres, including Radiohead, Foster the People, The Beatles, and Gary Clark Jr., to YouTube, primarily featuring his originals. His talent caught the eye of Eric Cohn of the up-and-coming West Coast label Forty Bellow, who recognized his abilities and released the EP "True North" in early 2014. That same year, he released his debut album, "Ephemeral," produced by Eric. The album garnered attention from numerous music magazines and websites across the United States and was frequently featured on Americana radio stations. In 2016, he released his second album, "There Is No Map."