New York native Bill Scorzari will release his sophomore album, Through These Waves, on March 10th. Produced by Jonah Tolchin the album of all original material contains twelve tracks that wash over you with a wave of tranquility beginning with the opening tune, the sweeping and peaceful "A Dream of You." From there, Through These Waves moves to the charming “A Brand New Deal," a fiddle-filled number about renewing a relationship, “Shelter from the Wind” whose wind and crashing rain transports you to a place of solitude and hope; and the funky affirmation of "Hound Dog Diggin’.” Kim Richey provides vocal assist on the soul-searcher "Holy Man" while “She Don’t Care About Auld Lang Syne” details the dissolution of a relationship in such a way your heart will hurt. The album is rounded out with songs that are insightful and perceptive: the jaunty "For When I Didn't See", the gentle “I Can Carry This,” and the somber "Riptide." An album that is serene, uplifting, and powerful, Through These Waves is a gem waiting to be discovered.
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4/14/2018 09:57:14 am
Bill Scorzari is one of my favorite artists of all time. His album about the assignments help australia is my faovrite album of all time. I am just so grateful that I was born in the same age as this great and amazing artist.
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