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The Colorado Sessions EP - Olivia Rudeen

Originally from Denver in Colorado, Olivia Rudeen followed her dreams to Nashville to become a songwriter. She's since had songs featured in an ABC series, and judging by her social media, continuously plays shows to showcase her music. Without further ado, let's see what Olivia has to offer with her new EP. 

You should know the drill by now but take a look at our ratings system if you haven't already! 

 1 - Shouldn't have been recorded
2 - Filler
3 - Above average
4 - Killer
5 - Career defining masterpiece


Track 01 - Weathervane

John - 4/5

Tilly - 4.5/5

Track 02 - Away

John - 4.5/5

Tilly - 4/5

Track 03 - Dear Love [Feat. Chris Webb]

John - 3.5/5

Tilly - 3.5/5

Track 04 - Pretty In Everything

John - 4.5/5

Tilly - 4/5



Conclusion

John - Let me just say how much of a fan I am of this girl's songwriting ability... She is such a breath of fresh air. Simply and beautifully put together lyrics make each song on this EP a joy to listen to. Pair them with pretty guitar instrumentals and a rich, understated vocal, and you have something quite special. Each track tells a story and makes you feel something, and that isn't too easy to come by these days.

We have a very, very promising young songwriter on our hands, judging from The Colorado Sessions. Rudeen could quickly become a star if this is anything to go by - simply a pleasure to listen to.

Overall Score - 4/5

Tilly - I think I'm getting pretty good at finding these incredible lesser known artists if I do say so myself. I had no idea what to expect from this EP but I am so glad I discovered it. It's beautiful. We probably didn't listen to this in the right season as it has a very wintery vibe, but come November you can guarantee The Colorado Sessions will be on repeat! The simplicity, fragility and breathy tone to her voice, paired with mellow instrumentals and detailed, polished lyrics proves to be a winner. 

Overall Score - 4/5

For Fans Of - Gabrielle Aplin, Kacey Musgraves, Nina Nesbitt and Lucy Rose

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