the punch to the vengeful tale
• “Lust,” one of the strongest
vocal turns on a tune about
obsession.
Throughout the album, I like
the way Kimmii’s vox goes from
angelically sweet to witchy snarl
within a verse; Joe’s guitars solos
soar and explode, and the ma-
chine-gun rhythms of Antonio and
Brian make it sound as if there’s a
double-bass drum on some tracks.
Check it out live when Reality
Suite play Aug. 24 at The Chub-
by Pickle in Highlands; Aug. 30,
Crossroads, Garwood with Cen-
tennials and Circle of Grief, and
Oct. 11, Revolution Music Hall in
Long Island.
stresses Joan Baez and Judy Col-
lins. A beautiful voice tells easily
relatable tales about relationships
and dreams also within a setting
of country gospel, jazz and good
ol’ rock ‘n’ roll.
Christine’s five-song debut EP,
“Table for Two,” opens with the
title track, a sweet, sunny Colbie
Caillat-like country-rockin’ slice-
of-life that explores the mystery,
anticipation and hopefulness of
love. “Table for Two” is the Makin
Waves Song of the Week, which
you can enjoy four times daily
at AsburyMusic.com, as well on
Makin Waves’ Spotify and You-
Tube playlists.
I also love, love, love, “Not
Lookin’ Back,” a country gospel-
Christine Mitchell makes folk and flavored look at a woman who
roots music that recalls ’60s song- refuses to be duped by a player.
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