Bloom, Red and the Ordinary Girl

Tres Chicas have planted their roots firmly in the garden of alt-country with their latest release, "Bloom, Red and the Ordinary Girl". This album is like a bouquet of wildflowers, each song blooming with heartfelt lyrics and lush harmonies. From the moment the first track, "Drop Me Down" kicks in, you're transported to a dusty road in the American South, with the sun beating down and the wind blowing through your hair. The vocals are as smooth as a glass of sweet tea on a hot day, with echoes of Emmylou Harris and Dolly Parton. The trio's tight harmonies are a force to be reckoned with, wrapping around each other like vines on a trellis. Songs like "Desire" and "Shade Trees in Bloom" showcase their ability to blend their voices into a seamless tapestry of sound. But it's not all sunshine and flowers on this album. Tracks like "Sleep of the Just" and "Slipping Away" delve into darker territory, exploring themes of heartbreak and loss with a raw honesty that cuts straight to the bone. Overall, "Bloom, Red and the Ordinary Girl" is a stunning display of Tres Chicas' talent and musical prowess. This album is a must-listen for fans of Americana and country music, and proof that sometimes the most beautiful things can bloom from the most ordinary places.