Name: The Stand-in
Brand: Caitlin Rose

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names48cd

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Limited edition

Release date

2013-02-25

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5024545654127

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1 / CD / Extended format: No / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No

Artist

Caitlin Rose

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Singer Songwriter

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Caitlin Rose is a talented singer-songwriter who grew up in Nashville, surrounded by music industry parents. Her mother, a successful songwriter, passed down her natural inclination towards melody to Caitlin. Influenced by artists like Hank Williams and The Rolling Stones, Caitlin draws inspiration from the work of others. Born on June 23, 1987 in Dallas, Texas.
From an early age, Caitlin Rose showed a remarkable talent for melody and songwriting. Raised in Nashville by music industry parents, she inherited her mother's gift for crafting memorable tunes. Inspired by the likes of Hank Williams and The Rolling Stones, Caitlin's love for songwriting blossomed as she immersed herself in her parents' record collections.
Born on June 23, 1987 in Dallas, Texas, Caitlin Rose has always been drawn to the power of music. With her unique ability to effortlessly navigate melodies and create captivating songs, she credits her upbringing and diverse musical influences for shaping her artistic journey. From country legends to rock icons, Caitlin finds inspiration in the rich tapestry of musical history.

In a perfect world, Caitlin Rose would be a big star, and indeed, she may well get there anyway, given that she has a sweet, pure, coy, sassy, assured, and beautiful voice, and writes wonderfully balanced pop-country songs that suggest Patsy Cline, Linda Ronstadt, and the commercial pop end of Fleetwood Mac all rolled together. On The Stand-In, her second full-length, Rose builds on 2010's critically applauded Own Side Now, and delivers a strong and assured collection of songs that poise themselves right at the junction of country and pop, which ought to assure her of some strong radio play across multiple formats, since songs like "I Was Cruel," the gorgeous "Only a Clown," the stunning and precise "Silver Sings," and the melodic and memorable "Everywhere I Go" could fit anywhere into anyone's life. Rose isn't trying to be all traditional country here, or even all straight pop either, but somehow she effortlessly melts the two together, and this set is definitely a winner, full of solid playing and, of course, Rose's easy and comfortingly wise vocals. In a perfect world, and even in an imperfect world, she deserves a wide and appreciative audience

The Stand-in

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