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Rafa Selase: Red Blooded American
Selase is a talented artist, and his music is so much more than plain entertainment. In fact, Selase is a bona fide storyteller, whose powerful lyrics and heartfelt influences are poignant and easy to relate to. His work is rooted deeply within the tradition of folk, but his compositions also feature elements of alternative and more.
Red Blooded American is a compelling display of passion and artistry. Featuring seven songs, including the stunning title track, that serves as the flagship track of this record with its iconic lyrics and indelible hooks. "Chasing Demons" is another mesmerizing song, and it stands out as a personal favorite, particularly due to its lush textures and to Selase's ability to come up with witty, personal lyrics that the audience can seamlessly connect with.
Track Listing
Revolution Will Be on Facebook; Mama You Never Told Me; Mama You Never Told Me, Pt. 2; The Question; Red Blooded American; Chasing Demons; Unhome.
Personnel
Rafa Selase
pianoRafa Selase: vocals/performer; Marco J. Robledo: guitar, courtesy of Echo The Natives.
Album information
Title: Red Blooded American | Year Released: 2018 | Record Label: Self Produced
About Rafa Selase
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