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 "Take aim" 'Take aim' is for those of you who need a break from the incessant noise that pervades our lives. Recorded with just some acoustic guitars and a singer, this is a very reduced record. It is what you might like to hear if you were out in your favorite pub alone or with your best friend - in search not for the wild and the dangerous, but in need of the soulful and ready for a smidgen of melancholia. BUY this CD - there's no way you'll regret it! Click HERE to shop. "Sweet Apples" More rhythm and less depression! Nevertheless the rainy roots remain. Rooted in folk and reaching far into the realm of slow melodious pop, Sweet Apples takes emotion, sweetness, poetry and humor and weaves them together into a sensationally smooth countyesque 60 minute album Musical influences in recent years, though as always not immediately apparent, have been Johnny Cash, Girlyman, Nickelcreek, Billy Tallent and Metric. BUY this CD - there's no way you'll regret it! Click HERE to shop. "Raintracks" Just the thing for a rainy day! With music inspired by irish folk (and any other slow and moody music available) and lyrics that are mostly introverted and sometimes cryptic, Kurt's songs are for those who like a rainy day, a cup of coffee, chocolate, bottled beer, lots of free time, the north, the sea - and preferably some, most or all of those combined. Amongst Kurt's musical influences, although not always immediately apparent, are the following: Tom Waits, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Suzanne Vega, Don McLean, The Dubliners, Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan and Cat Stevens. BUY this CD - there's no way you'll regret it! Click HERE to shop. |
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