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Falling Water’s “The Slow Down” is a great “Release”

by C Bret Campbell October 13, 2011 7:55 am Tagged With: Americana, Rock, Soul

Soul on the keys – Mark Rechler

Escape or Release… Classic

Led by Mark Rechler ( formerly of Circus Mind and Outhouse), Falling Water’s debut record “The Slow Down” is a Release in a league all it’s own.

Rechler’s soulful, somewhat scratchy vocals ride on a bed of atmospheric pianos, keys, and beautiful, aching guitar tones to deliver his songs straight to the listener’s heart.

I have had “The Slow Down” on pretty much non-stop for a couple days, now and I still can’t decide which is my favorite track. Every time I hear the melotron in Early Frost, I think this has to be it, but then the funky bass and smart quips in Bastards get me groovin.

Crutch is full of longing and desire. It leaves me thinking of lovers and God, and old friends. When we get to the final cut – Release – I think it’s the one. It is the light in the dark hallway. And then the record starts over and I’m on my search again.

I love rock and roll guitar albums, but there is something special about a song well written on piano! Mark’s writing reminds one of  George and Paul working together, Emerson Lake & Palmer and Jeff Lynn, and so many other greats. This is a record I’ll play over and again, totally timeless, and full of great music and sounds!

 

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  Long Island musician Mark Rechler delves deep into an array of   emotions when creating Falling Water’s debut album, The Slow Down. The dark, intelligent, and honest music and lyrics take listeners on a journey full of emotions when faced with life’s hardships. With tough times comes strength and perseverance, and Mark has used his musical talents to push through some of life’s largest setbacks and disappointments. With this project, he has compiled his own style of music as a method to help heal.The Slow Down encompasses the struggles associated with addiction, life’s disappointments, the loss of loved ones and depression. “When cold and barren thoughts enter your life, I hope fans will let me be a part of their journey to understanding & strength,” Mark expressed about his therapeutic album.

  You can hear the full album at http://airplaydirect.com/music/fallingwater/.

To stay updated on Mark Rechler and the Falling Water project, visit www.fallingwatermusic.com.  

PLA Media | 1303 16th Ave. South | Nashville, TN 37212 | P: (615) 327-0100 | F: (615) 320-1061
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About C Bret Campbell

Jedi Bret, sometimes known as C Bret Campbell, does what he does out of passion. From the Small Barn at the base of the Plateau, the force is strong. Bret is a happily married father of three. His education focus at UT-Knoxville was in music and business. He is a carpenter and owner of Small Barn Sound and co-founder of Middle Tennessee Music . Connect on Google+.

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