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Adriane Pontecorvo: Valerie June brings us a gospel that speaks in tongues and gets down and dirty on “Shakedown”. A bluesy twang gives her folk sounds grit while June sings up a storm and unfettered keyboards rock without getting slick. If you’re not catching serious...
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by Valerie June
The sweet sounds of Southern songbird Valerie June are sure to knock you off your feet. The Tennessee-bred singer-songwrite is set to release her highly anticipated sophomore album, ‘The Order of Time’ on March 10th 2017 on Concord Records/Caroline Music, and boy are we excited...
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Valerie June is set to release new album 'The Order Of Time' on March 10th.
The singer's blend of folk, blues, soul, and classic pop made her debut album a delight on its release back in 2012.
Taking a short break to focus on her music, Valerie...
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Near'perfect!front to!back,!its!politics!are!subtle!and!sly,!mostly!implicit!and!
matter'of'fact,!transmitted!through!sketches!of!lovers!and!other!strugglers...
17 Nov CMT
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Watching her songs come to life live onstage is like watching Dolly Parton, Sister Rosetta Tharpe and David Bowie perform together through one woman. Read More....
17 Nov NPR
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One of the most important things an artist can do in a time of violent desperation and brazen inequality like the one we're living in now is to make music that jars, disrupts and intervenes...
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Valerie June will be the first to tell you she hears voices. "They come from so many different places," says the singer-songwriter, punctuating each word with her molasses-thick West Tennessee drawl. "I do what I'm told. I have to be a listener." Read More....
Posted at 23:34h
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by Valerie June
Tennessee native Valerie June learned to sing by listening closely to all the voices in local Church of Christ congregations — first in a predominantly black church and later in a mostly white church. But it was another voice that sang “Workin’ Woman Blues” to...
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by Valerie June
Valerie June was a bundle of endearing eccentricities when she performed at the Highline Ballroom on Friday night. Between songs, with a mixture of candor and caginess, she offered glimpses of her past and present as leisurely shaggy dog stories, told in her rural Tennessee...
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by Valerie June
Short of seeing her live and in person, this is the best way to encounter Valerie June's heartfelt sound. Her new album Pushin' Against a Stone is terrific, but when I first heard that voice unadorned, I was hooked. The same may happen to you.
https://youtu.be/iBDrTHCSWDc...