soulful music, heartfelt (and intelligent) lyrics and a great vibe - what more could you ask for? Micah brings it all in bunches. This album gets better and better every single time I listen to it. Thanks Micah.

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A Folk-Rock Fan's Must-have Album If imitation is indeed the most sincere form of flattery, then Jack Johnson should feel very flattered. Like Johnson, fellow Hawaiian, Micah Wolf presents a soulful and enjoyable self-titled debut album in the folk-rock flavor. Having not only written and performed each of the tracks on the album, Wolf even constructed his own studio and record label to produce and distribute the work – and presumably ensure the creative integrity Wolf intended remains intact. Being one to not often listen to a lot of music in this genre, I found it a refreshing and relaxing change from my usual ‘harder’ rock album choices. Like the warmth and calm of a Hawaiin breeze, the music flows with interesting story telling from the lyrics – and seems like a perfect disc to have playing while sitting with a beer in hand, enjoying a sunny afternoon. In addition to Jack Johnson, listeners will also likely hear some Ben Harper influence (particularly in track 2 “Self Esteem” and track 5 “Plastics”), and even some vocal similarity with Tracy Chapman too. If you’ve got an appreciation for folk-rock music, you owe it to yourself to seek out Micah Wolf’s disc.