Right Side of the Dirt

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Right Side of the Dirt

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Hear Braeden Lewis’s songwriting talent, as well as his multi-instrumental skills on banjo, guitar, mandolin and vocals on his flagship album. Reminiscent of Mumford and Sons, Newgrass Revival and good old fashioned string band music, this album will get your toes tappin’ and your heart thumping.

This album contains 16 original songs by Braeden Lewis, you can hear “Angeline” HERE, and “Right Side of the Dirt” HERE. Get this amazing album now and have fun on the Right Side of the Dirt!

Songs

      1. Right Side of the Dirt
      2. Don’t Wait for Heaven
      3. Strange
      4. Good Bad Happy Sad Beautiful Thing
      5. Hot and Cold
      6. Angeline
      7. Don’t Worry About Me
      8. Perfect Monster
      9. Good and Gone
      10. Half a Heart
      11. Blood in my Beerstream
      12. Uncle
      13. In A Perfect World
      14. Train Wreck
      15. Holdin On
      16. We’ll Fly Away

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Credits

Braeden Lewis: vocals, guitar, banjo, mandolin, songwriting
Ethan Swett: Bass and drums
Sean Cole: Mastering

Guest musicians
Sid Walker: fiddle
Ethan Sweet: Drums, bass

Recorded at Ethan Swett Studios
Produced by Braeden Lewis.
Engineered, mixed and mastered: Ethan Swett, Sean Cole

Graphic design by Braeden Lewis

Special thanks to all the musicians, poets and teachers who have inspired us.

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1 review for Right Side of the Dirt

  1. Michael Baldwin –

    Ive gotta hand it to you man, this album is fantastic start to finish. Has a very original sound to it but still flows in a way that every song belongs. I love finishing with a traditional tune also as a way to tie together what i considered a theme. To the edges of the box without going to far outside and then bringing it all back together for the finish. The first time through it reminded me of a bit danny barnes and a bit mike doughty (soul coughing). But with the last two listens it just sounds like “it”! It just is its own thing and i think because of this i will be able to listen to this album for years to come. It is so much up my alley its not even funny!!! The mandolin solo in “good bad happy sad beautiful things” is just killer! The production level is about as good as it gets also. I cant stand over produced stuff but at the same time the super under produced sound i dont get either. If someones going to record a album why shoot for such a underproduced sound?!? Im looking forward to reading banjos in babylon also!!

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