Hot Half Dozen February 23, 2021

Posted on February 23, 2021 by Patrick O'Heffernan, Music Sin Fronteras in Hot half dozen, Music Reviews, news, Reviews // 0 Comments

Over 89 songs and albums this week. Here is the best

89 submissions plus extras

Feature photo of Little Hurt

Rodeo Town, single, lyric video by Richard Lynch. “Rodeo Town” is from Lynch’s latest album, the just released My Heart Drips Country, a paean to country music and he does it perfectly. There is a reason why he has two #1 iTunes country hits and many other awards. If you like country, follow him at www.richardlynchband.com Stream, download on Spotify, Apple Music Tidal, deezer, iTunes, Amazon music, staytuned.com

Gave it All, single, video by Athena . A single released from her Outside of Time album, it is pure, wonderful Athena. Deeply emotional, musically gut-grabbing, aesthetically glorious. Stream it on Spotify, Bandcamp. Follow this Greek/American musical goddess at https://athenaandreadis.com/. Watch the lyric video on YouTube.

Alaska, single from his just released EP, Every Second by Little Hurt. Following up on his breakout 2020, Little Hurt (aka Colin Dieden, formerly of The Mowglis) has brought us high tempo fun with fascinating stories and addictive syncopation. Stream it on all platforms. Follow his socials and YouTube.

State of Decay, single from the EP/album Underground by Max Forman. The debut solo release from LA-based songwriter and producer Max Foreman, best known for his keyboard and vocals in the electric pop duo Bouquet and guitarist for Tenebre. He has delivered a classic work of pop surrealism. that sticks in your ears. Stream/download at Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube.

Women in Love single by Bodies of Water . Recorded live on real instruments, this single from their new album Is This What It’s Like? is personal, hooky, emotional, and a bit tongue in cheek. The lineup is somewhat new, but the sound is pure and unforgettable. Stream on Spotify, Bandcamp. Follow at www.bodiesofwater.net.

Dimes Make Dollars by the Lilys. Get ready to dance. A vinyl re-release from the 1990’s mod-rock band, made up of Kurt Heasley and a constantly changing set of artists. Dimes Makes Dollars is a single from their first-ever vinyl pressing of their 1999 album, The 3 Way. It will make you happy Available on Feb. 26 in stores that carry vinyl or pre-order at https://sundazed.com.