In the landscape of current commercial country, Nathaniel Ratecliff is surely an admirable case, keeping to his wits and barely ever fashioning his music to appeal to the genre's odd toothless modern trends. His song-writing often also is worth the marvel. However, 'And It's Still Alright' somewhat suffers from "it's another album, so I can tour" syndrome. After hearing these songs, very little comes to my mind apart from "it's decent" and "I hope his fans are happy".
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