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Solo venture dated 2002 from the Frontman of the Black Crowes. An emotional album where the singer's rock influences marry the melancholy and sweetness (well expressed by the omnipresent piano!) of melodies and unquestionably profound lyrics. After years of southern rock with his band, he returns with an album where one can almost experience out-of-body adventures, surrendering to the sway of the music that cradles you. Rock yes, but without ignoring forays into Funky (the 70s kind like Tower of Power!) with "Ride", or even soft pop like "Silver Car". A special mention goes to the track "Kids that ain't got none", which, along with realistic lyrics, pairs a surprising melody with its tonal changes.
In short, if you love rock, a beautiful warm voice, and a sophisticated union of Melody and Musicality, this is the right album!
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Chris Robinson's 2002 solo album 'New Earth Mud' blends rock influences with emotional melodies and profound lyrics. The album explores diverse styles from southern rock to 70s funk and soft pop. Standout tracks include 'Ride' and 'Kids that ain't got none', showcasing versatile musicality and deep lyricism. A warm, melodic journey for rock lovers.Tracklist Videos
Chris Robinson
Chris Robinson is an American singer-songwriter best known as the lead singer of The Black Crowes. He has released solo work credited to Chris Robinson and Chris Robinson & The New Earth Mud, including the albums New Earth Mud and This Magnificient Distance. Reviews highlight his powerful, distinctive voice and songwriting.02 Reviews
