Im Gonna Be a Countr

Ah, Marie Buffy Sainte, the self-proclaimed “Countrin British English” queen has graced us with her latest album, "I'm Gonna Be A Countrin." With a title like that, you know you're in for a wild ride. From the moment the album kicks off with the twangy guitar riffs of "Cowboy Boots for Tea," you'll find yourself transported to a world where boots are made for more than just walking. Buffy Sainte's voice effortlessly weaves through each track, conveying a sense of charm and wit that is uniquely her own. Tracks like "Tea Time Hoe Down" and "Biscuits and Gravy Blues" showcase Buffy Sainte's ability to blend traditional country sounds with her own quirky twist. It's clear that she's not afraid to push boundaries and experiment with her music, creating a sound that is both nostalgic and fresh. But it's not all fun and games on this album. Buffy Sainte's emotional depth shines through on tracks like "Heartache in the Highlands" and "Rainy Day in Manchester," showing a vulnerable side to the typically upbeat artist. In the end, "I'm Gonna Be A Countrin" is a delightful romp through the British countryside, complete with tea parties, line dancing, and plenty of cheeky humor. Buffy Sainte may not take herself too seriously, but her musical talent is nothing to scoff at. So put on your cowboy boots, grab a cuppa, and enjoy the ride with Marie Buffy Sainte.