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Serabee

Me, Myself, and I

I’ve got it bad…as if you couldn’t tell…
Serabee’s Universal Republic debut is a righteous reminder that a female singer/songwriter flexing such depth and vocal daring is a force to behold and sweet to the soul.
She hails direct from Bret Favre country, rural Kiln, Mississippi, (just a stone’s throw or two from N’awlins) – with the wandering strains of roadhouse blues and rollicking revivals repurposed and psychically ingrained in every song on her debut: Irresistible pop and R&B adorned with a soulful vocal presence and an I’m-gonna-knock-you-out poise that she couldn’t/wouldn’t fake if her life depended on it. As she so aptly puts it: “Music is in my blood, and the road I’ve traveled can’t help but form my music.”
You can hear it in the rueful ache of “Come Down To Earth,” - ‘/it’s time to do some soul searching/will you follow me back down to earth/’ - or the sexy pomp of “Driving Me Stupid.” In the video she straps her self to an organ - her instrument of choice – (she’

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