​Lance Cowan (from the album The Air That You Breathe

​Lance Cowan (from the album The Air That You Breathe

​Lance Cowan (from the album The Air That You Breathe available on Patio Records/Lantzapalozza Muzik) (by Danny McCloskey)
A soft South of the border melody matches the sad textures of “The One You Love” when Lance Cowan sings memories into the track from his recent release, The Air That You Breathe. The pace quickens when Lance Cowan introduces “William Cooper Smith” as he puts a heartbeat pulse underneath the words of “Love” and follows a deep rumble down “The Road”. The songs included on The Air That You Breathe find a alongside other writers of the great American Songbook, such as John Prine, Joe Ely, and Michael Martin Murphy.
For The Air That You Breathe title track, Lance Cowan gracefully unravels a life within the scope of a song as a solid backbeat carries “Be with You” while the album tackles contemporary immigration issues in “Where’d They Go”. Following years of working behind the scene to promote musicians and their album releases, Lance Cowan gracefully steps into the singer/songwriter spotlight as an old friend. A fiddle playfully romps alongside the wishes in “Home with You” as sides are taken, and the pieces of a marriage are divided with “When He Was Here”. Lance Cowan sifts through the “Pieces of Love” as he walks with a determined stride on the piano note rhythm that slowly meanders underneath observations that signal danger while The Air That You Breathe tells the story captured in song “Closer to Truth”. (by Danny McCloskey)
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