Love, Death, and Dancing

Jack Garratt

Dreamland

Glass Animals

I really don't think I need to say much about this album.  If you listen to SIRIUS radio, you've heard multiple songs from this album at the top of the ALT 18, and that shows the consistency of this release.

Bone Structure

Ron Pope

Maybe it is the fact that I'm having my first child this month, but I listen to "Practice What I Preach" at least once a week.  Ron Pope is what Americana music should be.  He teaches life lessons through complete musicality.

HALLELUJAH!

Super Duper

Not only does this album put me in the zone, it makes me hit a superhuman level of work output.  Okay, I'm kidding, but really, this album gets my blood flowing so much that I oscillate between working and dancing.  It's an interesting scene, thankfully I'm working from home so nobody has to see it except for my dog.

Ugly is Beautiful

Oliver Tree

I don’t know if a cover has ever fit an album more perfectly than for Ugly is Beautiful. Oliver Tree is an enigma, but surprisingly, this cover makes tremendous sense. Sitting comfortably with pink balloons, his signature bowl cut, and bell bottom jeans, Tree’s face has a vindictive look against the fiery backdrop. Contrast that with his innocent and playful mix of clothing and aesthetic, and who knows what to think? During “Joke’s On You!”, it’s impossible to not visualize this cover, as it’s exactly the sound I would picture playing in the background while the fire rages. As if the cover didn’t solidify the point, Tree’s music is as exciting as can be. Nothing sounds the same, each track is new, different, and unconventional. Some will be thrown off by this, but for those who can appreciate the creativity, it is a gem.

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