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Millie Mason/Here on Up

Wednesday, April 29, 2015 By Todd Mathis

Simple and to the point. Millie doesn’t need 3 ½ , or hell, even 3 minutes of your time to get her message across. The most she asks for is 2:29 on the opening “In Town.” The Brooklyn singer/songwriter hails from Knoxville and obviously has a love for old time country a la Patsy Cline, Hank Williams and Tom T. Hall. This effort is very minimal with her producer, Aaron Roche, playing a few guitar or bass strums here or there over Mason’s acoustic strums and haunting vocals.

You can purchase/stream the album here: Here on Up 

And check out a video for “Not Lonely” here: Not Lonely Video

RYIL: Angels in your garden, Glitter paint, Horseshoes hanging on the barn
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About the author:  Producer, Engineer, Musician and all around music enthusiast.


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