Meet the Southwest Florida-based singer-songwriter Claire Liparulo. She brings her soulful & dynamic songwriting and vocal style to every stage.
An engaging storyteller with a fierce authenticity and contagious charisma, Claire will take you on a journey from the paradise lost, the absurdity of the dating world, to finding love, losing it, and still loving oneself.
If you're looking for an artist who fuses the soul of Bonnie Raitt with the down-to-earth dignity of a John Prine song that feels like you walked into an Albert Beirstadt painting that wound up on the bathroom wall of your favorite dive bar, you've come to the right place.
Stream or download her album The Cost wherever music is available.
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The Cost
Official music video
No Surprises (Radiohead cover)
Live from Juniper Recording
The Cost
In the Pool - series
Love is a Circus
Lyric Video
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The Freecoasters
A DIFFERENT KIND OF HEAT
Release Date: March 12, 2021
Genres: Reggae, Ska, Soul
Producer: Jesse Wagner (The Aggrolites)
Label: Jump Up Records
The state of Florida is an estuary of sorts, of both climate and culture: a place where the freshwater-deep-South diffuses seamlessly in to the saltwater-sub-tropics.
And so it's only natural that this estuary of mangroves and mudflats would be the birthplace of The Freecoasters, a band who seamlessly diffuse the rhythm-and-blues musical traditions of the swampy American South in to the steamy, sun-drenched, tropical rhythms of Jamaican rocksteady and reggae.
The Freecoasters second full-length studio album “A Different Kind of Heat” is anchored by this intoxicating blend of musical styles. But across its 12 tracks, the driving rhythms and sparkling melodies are revealed to be but the scaffold upon which vivid lyrical imagery, sophisticated sonics and mature songwriting are built.
The sum of these elements is a sound that is vibrant and alive; familiar, but entirely new. Captured here is a band bringing the heat. And shouldn’t they? Because, sure, in the summertime it gets hot everywhere. But down there in Florida, the heat is just a little different.