Style : Americana
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Perfectly shaped Americana music can be found on the newest album of Luna a Kentucky raised Signer-songwriter. The many different influences on this album comes from her husband David Prince (Seventies Rock) and good friend Rob McNurlin (folk) who both equally affected her taste of music. The result is a nice mix of music that is best described as modern day Americana. However the music of Luna is seldom put in a box as is her interest in styles and genres! Known for recording some Kentucky old time classics for “Something in the Water” a stage production featuring old-time music, Luna is always on the verge to sing an record the music she likes.

From opener “I don’t Care” over “Run For the Corn Virgie” towards “Out in the cold” the first three songs on the album, Blaine Girl really kicks in as a hot platter full of spicy food. But it doesn’t stop here! Tunes like “What For ?” , “Pepsi Girl” or “Sunset Rising” are really worth your time and special notifications go out to songs like “Honey”, that throws in some southern Rock influences and “Church” which is a true neo-rockabilly tune. However it is the moderate “Absconder” that does the trick for me. The tune starts quite gently with a flair of Stevie Nicks and burble on for about three and halve minutes. It is here that you know that Luna is not an artist like any other singer-songwriter but comes with a lot of professionalism and shows the world that she can take here place amongst many others.

Take a listen to her album or go seeking the lady out on www.LunaRocks.com and convince yourself of her qualities.

Mr Blue Boogie