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Jul 28, 2023Tuttle and company have released another assured collection of songs that pair virtuosic musicianship with relatable and erudite songwriting.
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Jul 18, 2023“Alice in Bluegrass” highlights the skills of her fine band while the haunting “Stranger Things” is both a vocal tour de force and a stunning dobro turn from Douglas. Tuttle is at her playful best, promoting marijuana legalization in the brief, upbeat “Down Home Dispensary.”
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UncutJul 17, 2023All expertly tied together by Tuttle's rare gift for nuance and colour. [Aug 2023, p.28]
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Jul 17, 2023The slower songs—“Stranger Things,” “Goodbye Mary,” “The First Time I Fell In Love,” “More Like a River,” and the aforementioned “When My Race Is Run” in particular—assure an emotional essence remains intact throughout. Taken in tandem, then, this City of Gold shines bright indeed.
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Jul 17, 2023["The First Time I Fell in Love" is] a confident personal expression to close a record full of travel and grand events and unleashed energy. It's the perfect finish, a close-up after a run of characters and frequent rowdiness that calmly settles one of the year's best albums.
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Jul 17, 2023A whirlwind set.
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MojoJul 17, 2023At times City Of Gold may sound a little hungover after the euphoric heights of 2022, but Tuttle shows every sign of pushing through. [Aug 2023, p.78]