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What if Jeff Buckley and Elliott Smith spent a lost weekend making an album together? They did...inside the mind of Abbie Huxley.
Genre: Rock: Emo
Release Date: 2003
Pop[R.E.D.]
Abbie Huxley
Record Label: Abbie Huxley
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1. Laughing Eyes 2:33 + MP3 $0.99
2. For Me 4:46 + MP3 $0.99
3. Humble Pie 3:44 + MP3 $0.99
4. Pop[R.E.D.] 2:15 + MP3 $0.99
5. Lovesick 3:50 + MP3 $0.99
6. Quicksilver 3:31 + MP3 $0.99
7. Chant 1:55 + MP3 $0.99
8. Pyrrhus 2:54 + MP3 $0.99
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Album Notes

PLAY Entertainment has announced that it has partnered with Abbie Huxley to release his indie-pop gem Pop[R.E.D.] to national radio. The album, which was written, performed, and produced by Huxley, reveals a multifaceted artist coming to grips with love, addiction and personal loss. With the candor of his lyrics, soaring beautiful melodies, and the haunting quality of his songs, Abbie Huxley is gaining fans in the States and abroad two ears at a time.   

"The thing I dig is that somebody would feel something from listening to one of my songs. It's that simple--but it's easier said than done. I listen to music to put me in a certain mood, so to be able to do that for somebody else means everything to me as an artist and as a producer," says Huxley.

As well as writing all the songs, Huxley produced and performed everything on the album except for bass, which was played beautifully by Mark Beck. "It was more a budgeting decision than anything else...as in there was no budget, so I was forced into it. I got to know all the guys at Roland tech support really well." Another factor influencing Pop[R.E.D.]'s production was the passing of Huxley's father from a rare inoperable cancer. Huxley says, "I didn't really get serious about recording until about a year after he died. I got horribly depressed and my drinking turned into a full-time occupation. I was just trying to make music for myself to escape to as much as anything. But self releasing an album forces you to pull yourself together and be productive."

 

Out of over 18,000 songs, three of Abbie's tracks from Pop[R.E.D.]have broken the Top Ten on Garageband.com's All-Time Alternative chart with both QuicksilverandHumble Pie going to #1 andLuvsik going to #9. Also, both QuicksilverandHumble Pie were distinguished as Tracks of the Week and Tracks of the Day. Huxley's reaction to all of this good news was, "It's important to me only because they base their charts on listener reviews." Garageband.com is an indie music site which boasts thirteen of its top ranking artists being signed to major labels and last year was named by Time Magazine as one of the 50 Best Websites. Abbie is currently touring in support of Pop[R.E.D.].  For more information, visit www.abbiehuxley.com.

"Pop[R.E.D.] could probably be categorized as an indie alt-pop record with emo influences, but unlike other albums that fall into this genre, Pop[R.E.D.] stretches past all the boundaries. This can sometimes be dangerous for an
artist...[they] often go too far, and turn into more of a circus show. Abbie Huxley will challenge all the limits but keep integrity at the same time"---Mat Wisner, The Daily Grind 

"Abbie Huxley's album, 'Pop[R.E.D.]', strikes a haunting and mournful chord...Huxley wails with about as much passion as one could possibly express...beautiful melodies with lyrics that will make you stop in your tracks..."---CD Baby

"It is a rare occurrence when an artist reaches out and takes the listener on a magnificent aural journey that completely satisfies the soul. Abbie Huxley is one of those rare individuals. Pop[R.E.D.] is nothing short of spectacular. It is almost impossible not to hit replay after each song."---Yer Mama's Guide to Internet Music

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REVIEWS

Good Stuff
author: Sarah Pain
                            
Got my CD and I love it! Beautiful melodies & soaring vocals. Not your regular everyday snoozefest.
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Seriously, get this RIGHT NOW!!
author: ScrivInKC
                            
Found Abbie via CD BABY and a 'sounds like' for Elliott Smith. While the comparisons to the great Jeff Buckley have some merit, they sell Huxley short. Nothing you have EVER heard will prepare you for this. Great Production, the melodies are fantastic,but it is the 'small' things that you only notice after repeated listening that will ultimately pull you in.
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REFRESHING
author: tracy
                            
I found Abbie on Myspace.com...I love the cd..I now want to see a live show...AND, wish that one of the songs from his site was on the album..but I can hear it while I am on Myspace...can't wait to hear more...LOVE YOU ABBIE!!!!
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carrying the Buckley torch
author: Incognito
                            
If this is Abbie's 1st CD-release, then his future is bright indeed! Obvious J.Buckley characteristics, but with plenty of original elements. (At times, he also sounds like Andy Sturmer, from Jellyfish). I hope Abbie makes it in this Mission Impossible Music Industry...good luck! I highly recommend this CD. -MP
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