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Matt Andersen- Halfway Home Tour
Axe and Fiddle
Cottage Grove, OR
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Matt Andersen- Halfway Home Tour
Unbridled joy springs eternal from Halfway Home by Morning. Recorded live off the floor in Nashville, Tennessee, celebrated songwriter Matt Andersens tenth album collects all the essential elements for a down-home ramble and shoots them through with enough electrifying energy to drive the rock n roll faithful to simmer, shimmy, and shake. Over its lucky 13 tracks, he explores every facet of his soundsweat-soaked soul, incendiary rhythm and blues, heartbroken folk, and gritty Americanaand binds them together with palpable heart, as the band leaves everything theyve got on the sweet old hardwood of the Southern Ground studio, in the same spot that legends like Neil Young, Emmylou Harris, and Jerry Lee Lewis turned up the volume til it couldnt go up anymore.

Along with the infiltrating buzz of Music City putting its stamp on the record, the studio itself became like a second home for Matt and the band. He and bassist Mike Farrington would routinely kick back with a drink and just listen to the horn section reminisce about the players theyd shared the stage with, and the kitchen took on its typical all-important role as war room, the spot where meals brought the whole crew together to plot next steps. Sometimes its tension that shapes a record. But what Halfway Home by Morning offers is soul rejuvenation, looking outward at the anxious state of the world and offering a helping hand, or searching inward to clarify what really matters. And to make a record like that, with warmth and verve, you need to keep your comrades close and feelin right. There really is nothing like listening back in the studio and everybody has the same smile on their face over what were hearing, Matt says. You cant fake the vibe of musicians playing together, responding to the choices others are making in that moment.

Of course, fake vibes were never a threat to Matt. The native New Brunswicker has proven time and time again, on stages everywhere from clubs to theatres, that hes the genuine article. And Halfway Home by Morning is as honest and compromise free as anything hes ever done. It stands apart, though, injected with that feelgood swagger that comes from everyone making a racket in the same room. What Would Your Mama Say? opens things up on with a slithering groove, introducing us to the velvet smooth backing vocals of The McCrary Sisters. Amy Helm joins the party to slow burn the place down on Something to Lose, a righteously tender duet that explores the long, scarred, and loving history of a relationship. Gasoline blazes appropriately with horn blasts and tambourine shuffle, as Matt urges all good people of the world: Lets start living and forgiving like were running out of time. The acoustic bounce of Long Rider belies its road dog lament, pumping ragged soul like theyve got just enough in the tank to get home. Been My Last is a devotional for the ages, with pedal steel sweeping in to burst your heart. And things finish on a relatively sparse, but overwhelmingly poignant note: Quarter on the Ground (A Song For Uncle Joe) recalls a conversation between Matts mother and uncle, as the latter wishes he could hear Joes voice over the phone just one more time.

It should come as no surprise that such a commanding performer, set loose on tape, has built a record thatll make you dance uncontrollably, weep unashamedly, and fill up any dark spots in your soul with a blast of sonic light. Nearly two decades into his career, still armed with his signature room-shaking, heart-quaking voice, Matt Andersen cant fail. Halfway Home by Morning is the sound of an artist doing what he was born to dolaying his soul bare using the music that cant help but run through him. And doing it with more jubilation than he ever has before.

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Axe and Fiddle (Afficher)
657 E Main St
Cottage Grove, OR 97424
United States
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Arts > Spectacle
Musique > Americana
Musique > Interprète/Auteur

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