There’s been a buzz about John Fullbright in the folk underground for a while now and it’s about to get much louder. With the Oklahoma native’s first studio LP, From the Ground Up, he’s drawing comparisons to heavyweights like Townes Van Zandt and Randy Newman – heady company for someone who’s only 23. The disc’s local launch brings kindred talent in duos Will Sexton & Gurf Morlix and Kevin & Dustin Welch, the latter of which co-wrote one of the new album’s tunes. – Jim Caligiuri
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