Album Of The Week

"Cary Hudson har åter igen, enligt min mening, som sångare och musiker, skapat ytterligare en ädelsten bland sina soloalbum. Vårens platta som anländer direkt från USA's country-landskap."

- Micheles Kindh / Blaskan -

"Musically, Cary Hudson's music is in the big pot of americana, roots rock, a little country, and here and there a touch of blues, music that breathes the mood of the American south. There are 10 songs on the new album, recorded at Malaco Studios in Jackson, Mississippi, a place where many a gem of r'n'b and soul was created."

- Wolfgang Giese / Musik An Sich -

"Album of the week!"

- Thomas Kaldijk / Blueprint -

"Cary Hudson, the man who made quite an impression with the band Blue Mountain in the mid 90's, is still active in music. 'Ole Blue' is his latest work, featuring 10 songs he recorded at Malaco Studios in Jackson, Mississippi."

- Hugo Vogel / Alt Country NL -

"US singer songwriter and guitarist Cary Hudson releases his 7th solo album 'Ole Blue'. 2 of the 10 songs in country, blues and rock style are sung by his daughter Anna. The one that pleases us most is the melancholic tune 'Till The River Runs Dry', but in fact, all tracks on the whole record deserves to be heard."

- Valére Sampermans / Rootstime -

"Cary Hudson continues his solo career releasing 'Ole Blue', his 7th studio album, after a 10 year break. The recording sessions took place at Malaco Studios in Jackson. The haunt of the legendary r'n'b label of the same name, where he finds his refuge, is inspiring."

- Cis van Looy / Written In Music -

"It is pleasing to find Cary Hudson's name again on the occasion of the new album, 'Ole Blue', in fact this is his 1st album in 10 years, dating back to the previous 'Town & Country' in 2014. Far from the alt country atmospheres of his Blue Mountain days, Cary today prefers a more typically laidback and bluesy style, as announced by the introduction of 'Who Been Hoodooin U', coupled with the subsequent 'Delta Darlin'', a delicate ballad with lazy southern country flavours, with slide guitar and piano drawing the rural landscapes of Mississippi.

- Davide Albini / Roots Highway -