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Artist description
a genre free melting pot |
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Music Style
Americana |
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Instruments
Nate Toutjian (drums), Robert Zapata (bass,vocals), Peter Dominguez (electric & slide guitars) Pat McClellan (piano/organ) Mark Caputo (vocals,guitar) |
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Albums
Belleville/ Self-titled (1999)---My Friends are My Estate (2002) |
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Press Reviews
This easygoing sophmore set is an occasionally surprising disc that is now showing more imagination than most. ---No Depression Magazine Jan, 2003----
Belleville successfully weave their way through a variety of Americana checkpoints thread throughout by terrific songwriting. ---Miles of Music Oct, 2002------
Inviting from the first spin, this thoughtful bedroom gem manages to evoke The Byrds and Belle & Sebastian, sometimes in the course of a single song---Pause Record March, 2003----
Belleville has managed to create a gem of an album that continues to grow more and more appealing with each listen.---The Alt-Country Review Nov, 2002-----
'My Friends Are My Estate' includes ten original songs that combine jangle ānā twang in a very appealing fashion.---The Big Takeover Dec,2002-----
'My Friends Are My Estate' is an album that covers a fair amount of territory, all of it sonically scenic.
---Santa Monica Mirror Dec,2002-----
'My Friends Are My Estate' contains a dramatic mix of stilted vocal rhythms, classic Depression Era twangs and a sultry alt-country swagger.---Pop Matters April,2003-----
This Northern California group has created an exquisite piece of music with songs of style and class.
---Glitterhouse Records February,2003-----
For all the alt.country bands trying to hop on the classic pop bandwagon, along comes Belleville out of relative nowhere to show the rest how to do it properly. I say that in all seriousness and pure awe.
The best record of the year so far.---Freight Train Boogie June,2003
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Location
Oakland, California - USA |
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