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Album Reviews: Alicia Stockman and Always Her
Alicia Stockman is Homebound in her sophomore venture while Always Her rocks out with their debut album.
"Always Her" Courtesy Photo Alicia Stockman, Homebound “I’ve come to believe that home isn’t a place you return to. It’s something you carry with you, even when you’re miles away from where you started,” said singer/songwriter Alicia Stockman of her new album.
In this sophomore release, Stockman believes that she has fully found her writer’s voice. Homebound is a 10-track adventure that feels like coming home—at the risk of sounding too cliché. Stockman’s Americana/folk sound lends itself well to the storytelling that goes into an album of this intent.
The opening track, “Dust to Settle,” is a…
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