• Clay Parker and Jodi James

    Album Review
    Emotionally Rich, Sublime, Subtle, and Hauntingly Performed EP
    John Apice Posted On June 12, 2016


    Pensive strains of guitar open this sublime extended play CD by the duo – Clay Parker and Jodi James. While I am not a big follower of this kind of music there is a redeeming value to it. It teeters on the […]


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    Album Review
    Stirring Duets from Two Baton Rouge Singer-Songwriters
    Hyperbolium Posted On February 27, 2016


    Parker and James are Baton Rouge singer-songwriters whose separate careers have twined for this EP. Written together, and sung in tight harmony, the pair sounds as if they’ve been duetting since childhood. Though built mostly on folk-styled acoustic guitars, the […]


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    Album Review
    Parker and James’ Family-Style Harmony
    Grant Britt Posted On January 9, 2016


    Even though they’re not related, Clay Parker and Jodi James sound like they’re joined at the hip. The Baton Rouge-based duo does family style harmony that’s closer than most families. It’s as smooth as mayonnaise, blended so it spreads easily […]


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