Real Warmth (CD)
Joan Shelley
Amoeba Review
Real Warmth is the perfect title for Joan Shelley's homey, inviting new album. It's also real, unadorned folk: you won't find any stadium-ready stomp claps here, just enchanting, immediate, good old-fashioned storytelling with very contemporary concerns. Real Warmth is a timeless record that fits alongside the work of Gillian Welch or Sandy Denny while carving its own unique niche. A classic in the making, this record is folk music at its very best.

















