Downloads: Some of the best talent on on-line radio

Here are some of the artists you notice if you listen a lot to radio on line. Singer-songwriter Mark Erelli's Hope And Other Casualties, full of affecting music, could have been released any time since 1965, so I guess that means you can call it timeless; he, not icky James Blunt, is the real sensitive guy; definitely on my top 10 list. Keyboardist/songwriter NLX (a.k.a. Natasha Alexandra) has re-released the 2005 album In Your Face, along with the new Behind Your Back, a collection of raw, confessional ballads. And google big-voiced singer/songwriter Sam Shaber, whose In My Bones (Live in Chicago) is a not-to-miss, to find out more about this extraordinary performer.

Check out:
Mark Erelli: <http://www.markerelli.com/>
NLX: <http://www.nlxmusic.com/>
Sam Shaber: <http://www.samshaber.com/>
Natalia Zukerman: <http://www.nataliazukerman.com/>
The Clarks: <http://www.clarksonline.com/>
Taylor Davis: <http://www.taylordavismusic.com/>
Julie Loyd: <http://www.julieloyd.com/>
Patti DeRosa: <http://www.pattiderosa.com/>
Tim Blane: <http://www.timblane.com/>
Kyler England (The Green Room Sessions EP): <http://www.kylerengland.com/>
Kenny White (Never Like This EP): <http://www.kennywhite.net/>
Breaking Laces (Astronomy May Be My Life, But I Love You EP): <http://www.breakinglaces.com/>
Tina Dico: <http://www.tinadico.com/>
Rachael Sage: <http://www.rachaelsage.com/>