Bluzar Blue
Invisiphobia
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California Folk Rock
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A diverse collection of original rockin folk songs, with an Americana style and a California feel. Blue's new CD is filled with life, love, humor, imagination and an ever so slight country feel. You'll enjoy it.
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- author: Mandy
Blue, this is so cool! I hate that I haven't gotten to hear much of your music so far, but I look forward to hearing it as you bring it! I love hearing you play, always have!
gives you a comfortable home town feeling
author: rooftopdogBluzars tracks are creative and entertaining and cannot be labeled in any particular genre. Some of the music is folksy and gives you a comfortable home town feeling, of friends jamming around a campfire, then leads you on a journey, filled with heart warming tales of love and deep compassion for others. The song, "This Time" is reminiscent of the Eagles "Tequila Sunrise, or something by Jimmy Buffet. "8 seconds" is a rockin, riffin instrumental and just when you think you know Bluzars a style, He winds it up with "Grim" a bizarre song that has a Frank Zappa feel to it, with a little Leone Redbone thrown in for good measure. One thing is for sure, when you finish listening to Invisiphobia, you'll want to hit rewind and catch what you missed in the first go round. I can't wait to hear what sort of invisible sounds, come out of Blues mind on his next CD.