This is an intriguing EP. It seems to be focused in the roots music movement in a lot of ways, but there is quite a bit of range here. The one thing that's present the most frequently is a real retro vibe. The disc seems like it could have been released in the 1960s most of the time. You'll find everything here from country leaning folk music to jazzy stuff and a lot more. The multiple voices bring a lot of charm, but the whole thing is just packed full of that particular commodity.

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Folk music is also on the menu here, but overall this is more of a jazzy piece. I like the interplay between the male and the female vocals. The violin this time brings some symphonic, classical leanings to the number. This thing even turns electric and rocking later. In fact, it's probably the most dynamic cut here. I don't think it's the most effective, though. It tends to feel a bit awkward at times.

Acoustic guitar serves as the backing for the voice on the first parts of this folk styled tune. The arrangement gets more layers of sound (and more voices) as it continues. This is another with some real classic musical textures. I really dig some of the soaring guitar and other textures that come in on the latter parts of the tune.