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Robert Smith-Hald with a explosive new album!<\/p>\n
Norwegian-American Robert Smith-Hald debuted to glittering reviews with the indie album "Innocence Said" in 2009 , frequent radio rotation and honorable place in the Norwegian music journalist B\u00e5rd Ose’s book "The 100 best records from Bergen". Robert now follow this up with the explosive album "Thou mayest" recorded at 16 Ton Studio in Nashville, Tennessee. The album is in the Americana genre (Folk Rock).<\/p>\n
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Norwegian-American Robert Smith-Hald is ready with his second album \u201dThou Mayest\u201d<\/p>\n
The title song is inspired by John Steinbeck\u2019s epic novel \u201dEast of Eden\u201d, a partly autobigraphical novel that also deals with Steinbeck\u2019s relationship to God and faith, the human ability to distinguish between good and bad, and the choices one makes in life and how it shapes you. \u201dThere\u2019s a black wind blowing, and it\u2019s haunting you so bad\u2026\u201d (Thou mayest)
\n\u201dThat\u2019s the best opening line I ever heard man. Man I wish i had written that!\u201d \u2013 Reese Wynans (Double Trouble) from the recording in Nashville.<\/p>\n
\u201dThou mayest\u201d was recorded in the legendary rock studio 16 Ton in the music capital Nashville. Grammy nominated Erick Jaskowiak and Spellemann award winning Orbo are producers. They were joined by John Prine\u2019s drummer Paul Griffith, Taylor Swift\u2019s bassist Tim Marks, Fats Kaplin on fiddle, and the legend Reese Wynans (Double Trouble, Steve Ray Vaughan) on hammond B3 and piano. The fact is that \u201dThou mayest\u201d was recorded in extraordinary surroundings with extraordinary people. Nashville and the city\u2019s talented musicians made it an exceptional album.
\n\u201dThe best music experience I ever had\u201d \u2013 Robert Smith-Hald.<\/p>\n
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