• Einhouse Dirties Up The Pretty

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    Chuck Schultz Posted On May 15, 2016
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    Many things in this life are understandable; death, taxes and someone from Texas puting out a kick ass record.

    Aaron Einhouse does just that with the release of It Ain’t Pretty. A collection of 11 songs written by Einhouse that showcase a human being fully exposed.

    “Dancin,” starts the party off on the right foot. It’s not that lame ass Florida Georgia Line dance kind of song. It digs deep into the heart of the human condition, and one of the ways we deal with life as it is served to us.

    “It’ Ain’t Pretty,” is co written by Hal Ketchum and the story about how the song came about, makes it sound like oh it just happens everyday. “I was at a show playing with Randy Rogers, and Hal just happened to be there..well we got to talking and low and behold I’m at his house fetching him a beer and we come up with this song..I’ll be honest It was one of the coolest things I’ve ever done, and I think the song encompasses it.”

    The heartfelt “The Richest Man,” is about Einhouse’s grand dad and how the man influenced him more than anyone else in his life.

    It Ain’t Pretty, is an album we need more of, songs written from the human angle, makes your feel everything. Amazing work.

     




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