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Making his home in Texas & finding a genre of music that suits his talent, voice & persona Scott Sean White provides a debut 11-cut LP Call It Even that is at times spare yet packs a punch. The title cut was written in a similar vein as Marc Cohn (“Walking In Memphis” & “Silver Thunderbird”), & Guy Clark. There are dark-hued expressive songs (“When I Go”) as well that go deeper.

Scott sheds the trappings of commercial mediocrity. Yet, he maintains a generous mainstream nourishing distinctive singular voice. Believe me, I’ve heard many.

Vocally, White’s exceptional. Lyrically sharp, melodically masterful & unfortunately beyond what today’s country radio is accustomed to salivating over. This is where Country music should be. But they’re too preoccupied with the freeze-dried instant satisfaction that only comes when the songs adhere to formulas that pigeon-hole modern country. White is head & shoulders above that saccharine.

The guy is good. Period.

Tracks:  
01 Call It Even
02 Crazy But True
03 Crazy Til It Works
04 Humankind
05 Dad's Garage and Mama's Kitchen
06 The Broken Part
07 Famous
08 Leaves Branches and Trunks
09 Right Reasons (For Kaiya)
10 God's Not Me
11 When I Go

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