While he was part of the Boston duo Harrod and Funck (whose CDs were produced by the likes of Mark Heard and Ric Hordinski), it was easy to forget that Jason Harrod originally hailed from North Carolina. With the release of his long-awaited solo album, Living In Skin, it's impossible to miss the timeless Southern strains and the richness of his modern acoustic melodies.
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The Phantom Tollbooth 2002Reviewed by Ramona Anne DubeThey say good things come in small packages. This is proven to be true when it comes to the debut album Living In Skin by Jason Harrod. A stripped-down, acoustic-folk album, with warm tones, intelligent lyrics, and very versatile vocals, this 9-song disc should please fans of Pierce Pettis, Bruce Cockburn, and similar artists. The opening track, "Siren Song," is a very powerful song that sets the…Similar sounding releases
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