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Type
Cd (musik)
Format
1 cd, 1 bilag
Sprog
engelsk
Genre
americanacountryrock
Emnetal
78.794:2
Bidragsydere
Indhold
Starting OverDevil Always Made Me Think TwiceColdWhen I'm With YouArkansasJoy Of My LifeHillbilly BloodMaggie's SongWhiskey SunriseWorry B GoneOld FriendsWatch You BurnYou Should Probably LeaveNashville, TN
Forlag
Sound RecordsUMG Recordings
Målgruppe
voksenmaterialer
Anmeldelser
Glide magazine, 2020-11-10
"Chris Stapleton continues excellent run of relatable songs ... Unlike the 2017 pair of albums which were rather short, Stapleton delivers a generous heaping of 14 songs here. He has nothing left to prove, but somehow, he just gets incrementally better as he takes more control and confidence in his own songwriting. This is as good as any of his albums and maybe just a tad better"
Glide magazine, 2020-11-10
The independent, 2020-11-12
"It's strange to think that Chris Stapleton only released his debut album five years ago. Before then, the Kentucky-born musician had spent over a decade writing hit songs for other country music stars, from Kenny Chesney to Luke Bryan. Upon releasing 2015's Grammy-winning Traveller, though, he went from one of Nashville's best-kept secrets to one of its biggest artists ... As ever, Stapleton's songwriting is economical, and he tackles favoured themes with a weathered sensitivity; production from his long-time collaborator Dave Cobb, another of Nashville's finest, is never over-embellished"
The independent, 2020-11-12
Roots zone, 2021-01-28
"Med Starting Over er det lykkedes Stapleton at skabe et nyt værk, som i stil og udtryk kan måle sig med debuten, og som kan cementere hans høje status og individualitet. Det er først og fremmest han evner som sanger, der rammer lytteren. Som ganske få kan hans kraftfulde og sjælfulde vokal bevæge enhver ... Men også sangene her er eminente og varierede. De bevæger sig ubesværet rundt fra stille ballader (...) til noget så gammeldags som Southern-rock"
Roots zone, 2021-01-28
Uncut, 2020 December
"Subversive country star ranges far and wide on rocking, soulful third"