Album Review: Michael Gaither 'Hey Karma'

 -Tara

Due May 9th, Michael Gaither's latest release, Hey Karma, is an eleven-track collection that features guitars, banjos, and mandolins lovingly bringing to life tunes about life, love and things in between. Gaither goes nostalgic on the lead track, “Mix Tape” - which with its light percussion and bluesy backdrop proclaims the joys of making that little plastic soundtrack - as well as “Tuesday Nights At Eight (Song for Red Skelton)” while nice harmonies are found on “Outside the Gates of Graceland” a song that envisions searching for a dream. Different angles of love can be found on “It’s Nothing Personal,” the smartly written, harmonica-laden “Best of Breed Romance” and the delightfully sweet “Somewhere I Went Right.” Other tracks on the album include a subdued version on Warren Zevon’s “Lawyers, Guns, and Money”, the title track which calls on karma to take care of the ones who are in line to get their due and the thoughtful “On Saturday and Sunday”. For more information visit HERE.

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