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Indie Ogden Music Review: little Barefoot

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When I was asked by little Barefoot to review their new CD (They’re having a show & release party at Mojo’s on Saturday! Be there or be square!), I was excited to hear some more of Ogden’s local talent. I was not expecting what I heard. As soon as the first track, Wake Me, started playing, I was hooked. With a sound like combining Noah & The Whale with Coldplay, these Logan locals are going places. Check out their website at http://littlebarefoot.bandcamp.com 

I can’t decide what my favorite track is on this 6 track release, they are all so good. But, I do find myself listening to Architect (Track 3) an awful lot, with its perky beat & unique sounds, it is a sweet, happy song that is most assuredly going into a mix CD in the near future. I’m also pretty much addicted to Lovbster (Track 5). The line of  ”friends” just gets me every time.

Mainly consisting of three members - Taylor Ross Wilson, Alex Van Oene & Natalie Beck – with some help here & there from friends, they have been performing together as Little Barefoot for about a year. They hail from all over the Wasatch front: Roy, Logan & Kaysville. Alex & Taylor have been making music together for the last three years, building a sound that is very good to hear.

No strangers to the Ogden area, little Barefoot greatly enjoys the fun to be had up Ogden Canyon, sometimes tapping into their inner child to play at the Dinosaur Park.

Give their tunes a listen, decide for yourself & hey! If you like what you hear, maybe I’ll see you at the CD Release Show!

1http://littlebarefoot.bandcamp.com/album/a-hundred-different-people-part-1

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About Jenny

Jenny Shaw is a die-hard Ogdeneer; local community supporter, little bit of a hippy, lover of music, anything British and sparkles. She can be found regularly at the Grounds for Coffee on 30th and Harrison, doing homework and drinking coffee or at the Sandtrap on any given Wednesday, singing her heart out at karaoke.

When she isn’t helping with Indie Ogden, she is volunteering all over town, when she's not at work with the Ogden-Weber Community Action Partnership (Head Start). Jenny also works with the Buy Local (Ogden) group and is passionate about promoting, connecting and uplifting local businesses to make a stronger, more unified community and economy.

If you ever want to catch Jenny, just track her down at MacCool’s for ½ priced appetizers, at any of the fabulous vintage stores scattered throughout Ogden playing dress-up with Mikaela, or with the rest of Indie Ogden wandering around our lovely town.

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  1. Saturday: Sundance, Gear:30 and hot sausages says:
    January 18, 2013 at 6:51 pm

    [...] and films happening in Ogden tonight as well as a ton of great music. Did you check out our post on Little Barefoot? They are having their c-d release tonight at mojos featuring some top-notch local bands and for [...]

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