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Naked ReviewThis album is a journey from the first song to the last. There's a power to Skip's lyrics that just grows on you the more you listen. Rarely do you find such a great combination of incredibly powerful messages supported so well with beautiful music. His voice carries clear to your soul. Whether you play "Naked" on a quiet Sunday morning, or crank it up when you're feeling like it - this album speaks to you where you're at. Well worth the money. Check him out live sometime - it's amazing.Naked OverviewRecorded mostly in a spare bedroom, "Naked" is the offspring of the music industry's new breed; a modest, accessible pop record made for peanuts. Skip surrounded himself with people he trusted and proceeded to get the sounds he heard in his head onto disc. He tapped first-time producer Jonathan Kingham to produce and The A-Team (Evan Brubaker & Troy Glessner) to mix. Ironically, despite his small town style, "Naked" has a sound that is decidedly urban."Naked" fuses drum loops and tight acoustic guitars with pulsing bass lines to deliver songs that make you both forget and remember at once. From the anthemic opening track "You Don't Know Me Anymore" to the soft atmospherics of the title track, Skip shifts effortlessly from an angry dismissal to a subtly suggestive come-on. His voice is the focus of his music, his lyrics a balance between poetry and raw emotion that walks the tightrope of the tragic loss of his daughter; he infuses each song with an energy and intensity that is both compellingly original and achingly familiar. The end result is a musical mash of Jeff Buckley, Nick Drake, and Bobby Womack.

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