Brandon Heath Blue Mountain Album Review
Blue Mountain is the album Brandon Heath was always meant to make. While Heath could have easily released another slickly produced collection of the thinking man's pop songs he is known for, the singer-songwriter has instead opted to dig a little deeper and has created the best album of his storied career. Bathed in country and bluegrass instrumentation with subtle yet effective hip hop beats and replete with descriptive lyrical imagery and storytelling, Blue Mountain takes listeners on a complete life journey from its beginnings ("Love Will Be Enough For Us", "Blue Mountain") to its last breath ("Dyin' Day". "In the Dust", "Paul Brown Petty", "He Pain It All") and everything in between ("Love Does", "Jesus in Disguise", "Hands of the Healer", "Diamond", "The Harvester"). "The Harvester" opens Blue Mountain with a jubilant bang as producer Dan Muk...