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Rearrange My Heart [LP] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
Rearrange My Heart [LP] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
Regular Price $22.99Product Type : Vinyl
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Since their 2017 debut, Che Apalache have taken audiences by storm with their fusion of Latin and American roots music. With their stirring new record Rearrange My Heart, the band takes their global sonic sensibilities to the task of exploring social issues ranging from immigration to religious fundamentalism and beyond. Produced by legendary banjoist and multiple GRAMMY-award winning producer Béla Fleck, Rearrange My Heart uses vivid lyrical storytelling to subtly and subversively challenge hateful narratives and offer a unique perspective on the global effect of American politics. Che Apalache is led by fiddler and vocalist Joe Troop-a North Carolina native who grew up on bluegrass and old-time-and features three powerhouse Latin American musicians - two from Argentina, Franco Martino (guitar), Martin Bobrik (mandolin), and Pau Barjau (banjo) from Mexico. Rearrange My Heart is an impressively cohesive 12-track record for the many influences it melds: Uruguayan murga, candombe, flamenco, mountain gospel, Spanish Sephardic Jewish music, and straight-up, hard-driving bluegrass, to name just some. With top-notch playing, wonderfully executed Stanley Brothers-style harmonies, and powerful lead vocals from Troop throughout, Rearrange My Heart is a vision of a truly "American" music, both in sound and stories; listening to Che Apalache lay this trailblazing groundwork is exciting, moving, and full of joyous surprises.
Tracklist:
- Saludo Murguero
- MarÃa
- The Dreamer
- 24 de Marzo (DÃa de la Memoria)
- Rock of Ages
- The Wall
- Rearrange My Heart
- ???? (The Coming of Spring)
- New Journey 1
- Once Took Me in
UPC: 877746009419
Label: Free Dirt Records
Release Date: 8.9.19
Format: VinylAll Sales are Final.
No Refunds or Exchanges.
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