Mary Beth Cross-Beyond Good and Evil-CD Review
by Tim Wenger
Her voice is reminiscent of sixties folk music. Her guitar work is soothing and sits perfectly underneath her vocals. Mary Beth Cross has a record to define herself in Beyond Good and Evil. A good cross between folk and Americana, the album maintains a steady tempo and is an easy listen, bringing the mind in and chilling it out with a soft melody.
The title track is the best song on the record. Cross’ voice sails with the music to the perfect notes; emotional and deep, “beyond good and evil, beyond faith and hope.” Picturesque lyrics flow throughout the album, with Cross painting images in each song, leading smoothly into the next. It is a must-have record for the high altitude folk lover.
Online: marybethcross.com
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