Not a fan of pop country, a Blind friend of mine called it pop with Twang, but a good singer is a good singer period.  So the question is simple.  Where do you go when love will love you back?  you cross that line go to the internet, get your cowboy on and grab Laura  Lynn's new cd today!
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To abridge the world of daytime TV drama and country music is not unprecedented.  Ever since Reba McEntire’s hugely successful sitcom, there is a rush hour trafficking between the two worlds. Better known for her roles in “Silk Stalkings” “The Young and the Restless” “Renegade” and “Married with Children,” this new CD is a creative addition to Lynn’s prodigious resume.  Curated by Nick Brophy, who has worked with Phil Vassar and Jennifer Hanson, it is therefore no surprise that Vassar’s better half Julie Vassar and Capitol Recording artist Hanson showing up in the backing vocals and writing departments.  Vocally, Lynn is an astute student of today’s pop country emoting full throttle a la Dixie Chicks in a clever personification of love as in “Also Known as Love.” While on the party romp of “Get Your Cowboy On” Lynn has craftily mastered Shania Twain’s sensuous purrs over a Texas dance hall cavort.  On the other hand, on the melancholic “Where Do You Go,” written by veterans Gary Nicholson and Jan Buckingham, Lynn’s nuanced approach makes the song’s inherent sorrow palpable.  “Little Breakdowns,” a Carolyn Dawn Johnson and Jeffrey Steele composition, takes the revered traditions of driving and broken hearts and amalgamates them into a kicking high-charged road swagger.  As far as modern country goes, Lynn takes the best of what lights up radio lines without forgetting rustic mores of traditionalism; such is the recipe of stardom.
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To abridge the world of daytime TV drama and country music is not unprecedented.  Ever since Reba McEntire’s hugely successful sitcom, there is a rush hour trafficking between the two worlds. Better known for her roles in “Silk Stalkings” “The Young and the Restless” “Renegade” and “Married with Children,” this new CD is a creative addition to Lynn’s prodigious resume.  Curated by Nick Brophy, who has worked with Phil Vassar and Jennifer Hanson, it is therefore no surprise that Vassar’s better half Julie Vassar and Capitol Recording artist Hanson showing up in the backing vocals and writing departments.  Vocally, Lynn is an astute student of today’s pop country emoting full throttle a la Dixie Chicks in a clever personification of love as in “Also Known as Love.” While on the party romp of “Get Your Cowboy On” Lynn has craftily mastered Shania Twain’s sensuous purrs over a Texas dance hall cavort.  On the other hand, on the melancholic “Where Do You Go,” written by veterans Gary Nicholson and Jan Buckingham, Lynn’s nuanced approach makes the song’s inherent sorrow palpable.  “Little Breakdowns,” a Carolyn Dawn Johnson and Jeffrey Steele composition, takes the revered traditions of driving and broken hearts and amalgamates them into a kicking high-charged road swagger.  As far as modern country goes, Lynn takes the best of what lights up radio lines without forgetting rustic mores of traditionalism; such is the recipe of stardom.
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This girl has it all . . a writer and a fine interpreter of lyric and tune . . has  depth in her phrasing - a definite country  vocal persona .... Fine songs . . Top Notch Production.
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