Move Upstairs

The Como Mamas' latest offering, "Move Upstairs", is a heavenly choir of soul-stirring gospel tunes that will have you moving and grooving all the way to the pearly gates. These three talented ladies from Mississippi have been belting out spiritual songs since the 1950s, and their experience shines through in this album. From the moment the opening track "Count Your Blessings" hits your eardrums, you can't help but be transported to a juke joint in the deep south, clapping and stomping along with the infectious rhythms. The harmonies between Ester Mae Wilbourn, Angela Taylor, and Della Daniels are as tight as ever, blending seamlessly to create a wall of sound that will make even the most hardened atheist want to shout "Hallelujah!". Tracks like "Move Upstairs" and "99 and a Half Won't Do" are toe-tapping, hand-clapping masterpieces that showcase the Como Mamas' raw talent and unbridled passion for their music. The album is a testament to the enduring power of gospel music, and a reminder that sometimes all you need to lift your spirits is a good old-fashioned soul-stirring melody. So, if you're in need of a musical pick-me-up, look no further than "Move Upstairs" by the Como Mamas. This album is a joyful celebration of faith, love, and the power of music to lift us up when we're feeling down. Praise the lord and pass the headphones, because this is one record you won't want to miss.