The Donnis Trio : All Directions.
Natural mix of rock, folk, and reggae.
All Directions is the first album by The Donnis Trio released in 2007. The
album's mix of rock, folk, and reggae, clearly showed they had a disregard for
marketing and pigeon holing themselves into one specific style. However, the
songwriting and feel of the music is top notch.
Fuelled by the songwriting of Nate Donnis and the production of Phil Woodring
the music has honesty, simplicity, and complexity. A few of the songs off the
album regularly receive over 1 million plays every 3 months on Pandora Radio. If
your a Dave Matthews Fan, a Nick Drake Fan, or even Tom Waits your going to love
this.
Songs:
1. Nothing Better Than Your Love
2. Tip of the Tongue
3. Walk On In
4. No Other Place
5. Not Guilty
6. Bound To Find My Way
7. Gorgeous Mess
8. A Chance With You
9. April 21
10. Live to be Happy
11. Going Home
12. Pills and Coffee
13. Grateful
14. Carry On
Listen to: the entire album.
License Natural mix of rock, folk, and reggae by The Donnis Trio for your project.
Play the music of The Donnis Trio in your restaurant or store.
Release date: 04/15/2015
The Donnis Trio lives in California USA
Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock, Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Rock, Daydreaming
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