Today we have a Song of the Day from Andy Berkhout’s “Song Per Week Project” and this one is pretty damn good. Andy has been on the blog prior (see here) and I am more than happy to have him back. The song is “Endless Rhyme” and it is more of a harmonica laced “Americana” track. I am a sucker for two things in my folk and folk inspired music and they are banjo and harmonica. The song also has a touch of twang, if only in the tone of Berkhout’s voice. It is a totally solo affair and it lends me to believe that if this is just a “week’s worth” of creation, this guy is going somewhere!
“Endless Rhyme” – Andy Berkhout, from week 29 of the “Song Per Week Project”
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Bonus video of the track:
~Smansmith
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3 responses to “Song of the Day: “Endless Rhyme” by Andy Berkhout”
Nice! I’m a sucker for the harp as well. I see it as such a lonely instrument, and when it’s in the guitar-voice-harp format… that’s like ice cream on a hot sunny day.
This is my first introduction to Berkhout… very nice! Here’s another artist I’m going to follow. Thank you!
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