Smash hits, bonafide classics, cult favorites, the relatively obscure and maybe even some albums you’ve never heard or heard of before. Join me as I give a brief review of some of my favorite and not so favorite albums spanning many decades and crossing many genres. That’s what The Decibels Deep Podcast is all about; quick reviews that hopefully pique your interest and get you to invest your time into what matters most, the music.
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Smash hits, bonafide classics, cult favorites, the relatively obscure and maybe even some albums you’ve never heard or heard of before. Join me as I give a brief review of some of my favorite and not so favorite albums spanning many decades and crossing many genres. That’s what The Decibels Deep Podcast is all about; quick reviews that hopefully pique your interest and get you to invest your time into what matters most, the music.
A brief review of Paul Simon’s The Rhythm of the Saints—an album of layered percussion, global textures, and reflective songwriting that stands as a quieter but powerful follow-up to Graceland.
The Decibels Deep Podcast
Smash hits, bonafide classics, cult favorites, the relatively obscure and maybe even some albums you’ve never heard or heard of before. Join me as I give a brief review of some of my favorite and not so favorite albums spanning many decades and crossing many genres. That’s what The Decibels Deep Podcast is all about; quick reviews that hopefully pique your interest and get you to invest your time into what matters most, the music.
