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Hidden Gems Part 1 - Twilight Hotel

Tuesday is going to be a big day for new releases. Because of this fact, a couple of Gems releasing on 1-29 that could easily get lost in the Hoopla. Twilight Hotel Highway Prayer is the first one I would like to point out. This Winnipeg based male-female duo enlisted fellow Canadian Colin Linden to produce the album, However, the project was recorded in Nashville with a stellar group of musicians. The band’s version of Americana can be a little dark, but Linden did an excellent job of producing the album and it is certainly no downer. For example, the Rockabilly influenced opener “Viva La Vinyl” Kick things out of the chute. Overall though, the album is typified by a mellow and contemplative brand of Folk and Americana.

“Viva La Vinyl”

This review is also posted on Amber Waves of Twang

One Response to “Hidden Gems Part 1 - Twilight Hotel”

  1. Tom Says:

    Chip, I couldn’t agree more about the new Twilight Hotel album. These two are like an Over the Rhine but with a little more edge. I really love the opener “Viva La Vinyl”.

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