New album: James Cook – “Texican Velvet” –

Display the heart in writing popular songs, Texas servant It is the unforgettable new album from James Cook. Originally from the boundaries of Texas-Kluma, Cook embraces a sound that beautifully integrates geographical and cultural elements-which led to a southern magic in the use of audio and emotion full of chain, while also provokes the effects of Tijano that he lived since childhood. Amid this dynamic popular ingenuity is a personal objective focus, capturing male unity and how temporary isolation can provide an opportunity for personal renewal.

The single song “IS is that all you have” Cook’s talent for the advanced popular passion and the novels that move, here are the details of the protagonist in the name of Josie, who is depicted by his personal prosperity through the “surrounding” strangers-“an attempt to break the girl.” This was followed by mountain depictions and “Is this all you got?” The interrogation is an enthusiastic view of Josie perseverance, and Mile Cook to build characters in general.

“How To Live Lionly” is another success with personal magic, with an emphasis at the expense of the first person to the unit. “Either way, I had exceeded the smile,” the expressive Cook singing allows the exit of fixed audio and heart chains. “I learned how to live alone,” shows high numbering marks, which represents the extent of itself comfortable with itself towards improving friendships and relationships in general. As in his admiration, the album’s title is the first battle in Cook in writing songs in Spanish. A beautiful audible gallery of TEJANO effect on Cook sound, singing moves with plots such as Spanish -style guitar with emotional tendons and ultimately applause. Texican Velvet It is a wonderful and overwhelming popular success from James Cook.

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