Carolina Chocolate Drops' "Daytrotter" Session Now Available to "Bust You Out of Your Stupor"

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The Carolina Chocolate Drops are today's Daytrotter artist: their session of five songs has now been published. The band's infectious sounds brighten even the deepest doldrums brought on by a relentlessly sodden spring, according to the site. "They bust you out of your stupor and you're immediately more agile, only because you've got to keep up with your heart rate," says Daytrotter. "We feel good again ... We're at a hoedown that was put together just for us, just to build us back up into people who could appreciate a clear blue, bright yellow day."

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The Carolina Chocolate Drops are today's Daytrotter artist: their session of five songs—"Po' Black Sheep," "Skillet Good and Greasy," "Julianne Johnson /Arkansas Traveler," "Sourwood Mountain," and "Why Don't You Do Right?"—has now been published at daytrotter.com. The band's infectious sounds brighten even the deepest doldrums brought on by a relentlessly sodden spring, according to Daytrotter's Sean Moeller.

That bright spirit "seems to come from the hearts of four human beings who are impossibly revved up, firing off some spastic lightning from their fingertips, making the ebullient sounds of an old-time train heist on a classic western," writes Moeller. "They bust you out of your stupor and you're immediately more agile, only because you've got to keep up with your heart rate ... We feel good again ... We're at a hoedown that was put together just for us, just to build us back up into people who could appreciate a clear blue, bright yellow day."

Read more of what and listen to the session at daytrotter.com.

To pick up a copy of the Chocolate Drops recent four-song EP with the Luminescent Orchestrii and their Grammy-winning Nonesuch debut album, Genuine Negro Jig, head to the Nonesuch Store, where order include high-quality, 320 kbps MP3s at checkout.

Carolina Chocolate Drops return to the road next month with several festival appearances, including the Dave Matthews Band Caravan, headlining shows, and some performances with Béla Fleck & the Original Flecktones. For details and ticket links, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

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Carolina Chocolate Drops: Daytrotter Session, May 2011
  • Thursday, May 19, 2011
    Carolina Chocolate Drops' "Daytrotter" Session Now Available to "Bust You Out of Your Stupor"
    Johnnie Cluney

    The Carolina Chocolate Drops are today's Daytrotter artist: their session of five songs—"Po' Black Sheep," "Skillet Good and Greasy," "Julianne Johnson /Arkansas Traveler," "Sourwood Mountain," and "Why Don't You Do Right?"—has now been published at daytrotter.com. The band's infectious sounds brighten even the deepest doldrums brought on by a relentlessly sodden spring, according to Daytrotter's Sean Moeller.

    That bright spirit "seems to come from the hearts of four human beings who are impossibly revved up, firing off some spastic lightning from their fingertips, making the ebullient sounds of an old-time train heist on a classic western," writes Moeller. "They bust you out of your stupor and you're immediately more agile, only because you've got to keep up with your heart rate ... We feel good again ... We're at a hoedown that was put together just for us, just to build us back up into people who could appreciate a clear blue, bright yellow day."

    Read more of what and listen to the session at daytrotter.com.

    To pick up a copy of the Chocolate Drops recent four-song EP with the Luminescent Orchestrii and their Grammy-winning Nonesuch debut album, Genuine Negro Jig, head to the Nonesuch Store, where order include high-quality, 320 kbps MP3s at checkout.

    Carolina Chocolate Drops return to the road next month with several festival appearances, including the Dave Matthews Band Caravan, headlining shows, and some performances with Béla Fleck & the Original Flecktones. For details and ticket links, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

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