Aaron Calhoun | Smoke and Ash

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Smoke and Ash

by Aaron Calhoun

Contemporary songwriting rich in metaphor and meaning.
Genre: Pop: Delicate
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1. Fall From Grace
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2. Safe in My Arms
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3. Crawl to the Surface
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4. Hurricane
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5. I Am
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6. Sunny Rays
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7. City Life
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8. Aint't It a Shame
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9. The Gift
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10. Citadel
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
"Smoke and Ash" the debut album from Aaron Calhoun is rich in meaning and metaphor, challenging the listener to take a journey through the dark and often unsettling turns of life. Each song is a unique picture of various subject matter. Life, love, politics, and spirituality.


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Jerry Renshaw


Aaron Calhoun conjures up a bit of Chris Isaak's mystique on his new release, a set of 10 dreamlike songs that showcase his somewhat oblique lyrics and moody voice. "Sunny Rays" settles into a subdued, bluesy groove, while "Safe in My Arms" is a melancholy crooner. Calhoun's voice is plain but smooth, perfectly complementing the understated arrangements. His band deserves a nod as well; it's not easy to play as cleanly and quietly as his rhythm section does and still keep things interesting. Eric Flores throws in a tasty guitar solo on "Ain't It a Shame," and keyboards meander in and out for a bit of tension. Get ready to hear this disc on KGSR; any AAA station worth its salt should be grabbing this CD like Homer Simpson would a doughnut.