Marinero - Hella LoveHella Love, the Hardly Art debut from Marinero, is an album about closing a chapter. It's Jess Sylvester's grand farewell, and love letter to his hometown and the place he grew up, The San Francisco Bay Area, before relocating to Los Angeles after finishing his debut release. Using the moniker Marinero (which means "sailor" in Spanish), Jess Sylvester was drawn to this name as a means to honor his parent's stories his father, a sailor, and mother, a

Fifteen years after our first album featuring works by Francesco Veracini and two years after the release of the second such album

which should have been the time of his full artistic maturity

This edition features two legendary winners

The first in Fedora Records' new Lone Star Blues Series

A grim future is set in stone

they gave concerts

shot in rich

have made an up-and-down career out of being hustlers

Ohio based garage rock band The Triumphs who released two singles for the New York based Genuine label and were active for a few years in the late 1960s

Then prepare for eight hair-raising seasons of Spirit: Riding Free where three best friends and their extraordinary horses take on the frontier

and which was ideal for presenting on the burgeoning medium of vinyl long-playing albums at the start of the 1960s

and the songs are given ample breathing room by her band