Starting acapella, this works out to a slow moving, almost proggy, psychedelically ringed mellow jam. It has some strings and more adding to the flavor.

An acoustic guitar based number, this has more of a roots vibe at play. While it’s not as intriguing as the opener was, there is a real genuine nature to this tune. The addition of Sarah Jarosz’ backing vocals really brings something special. There is a definite downhome country thing at play here.

I dig the vibe of this almost jazzy kind of groove. This is a classy tune that reminds me a little of Paul Simon and Arlo Guthrie at the same time.

I like this track a lot. It has a real artsy vibe to it. It’s slow moving, stripped back and moody. It’s also evocative and powerful.

A slow and introspective piece, this is another with some definite artsy elements. It gets just a little more rocking further down the road, but never really rises up far.

This reminds me of the folk side of Led Zeppelin with some hints of the trippy psychedelic side of early Rolling Stones. This is artsy, psychedelic and so absolutely cool. It is without question one of my favorite tracks here. This is worth the price of admission all by itself.

Another folk styled tune, this brings a bit of a Bob Dylan vibe in some ways. I dig the roots music arrangement, and the whole thing has a great sound to it.

Intricate folk music is on the menu here. This is artsy, creative and very classy. It works extremely well.

Despite the title, this feels a little light-hearted and playful. It has a roots-laden folk music basis. This has some great hooks and grooves built into it. The arrangement fills out nicely further down the road, to.

Slow moving and stripped back, this feels introspective for the first movement. It turns out to more driving folk rocking music later. The comparison to the songwriting of Dylan are valid here, as well. It gets mellower again for the closing section.

Here we get another classy folk styled tune for the closing title track. It gets more intense and driving later along the road.