Singer/songwriter, Malin Bylund, has released her single, “Unstoppable,” for streaming on Soundcloud.

You may view the official music video on YouTube.

Bylund attended at the Music University of Kulturama, Sweden’s largest center of aesthetic education, before studying vocals at Musicians Institute in Los Angeles.

Since moving to Los Angeles in 2010, Bylund has also been doing her own shows and background gigs all over the city. Right now she’s studying production at UCLA and is working with different songwriters and producers, writing for herself and for others, and by the winter of 2013 her first EP will be available to the public.

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“Unstoppable” by Malin Bylund

“Funny thing about rock bottom is it’s never too late, to turn a page on a chapter of faith…”

What’s the rest of this story? Find out in early February when Robby Overfield releases his new EP, titled The Breaks.

For now, check out a few sample clips from three forthcoming album tracks, via SoundCloud.

Colorado residents and visitors, be sure to check out The Robby Overfiled Trio’s show lineup.

Also featured on the new EP is Jesse Ogle on bass and Dave Rodriguez on drums.

Visit YouTube to watch Robby’s video for “What Ever Happened?” The video was produced by Randy Parker of Silver Summit Films. It captures a beautiful Colorado sunset, one evening after a performance at Fort Lewis College.

I’m a sucker for acoustic ballads. I love the poetry of their words and the story within their poetry. Embellished or straight-forward, they are usually those based-on-a-real-experience narratives.

Robby Overfield has a tell-tale approach accompanied by a voice full of reminiscent emotion. He reminds me of the soulful folk-lyricist Amos Lee.

“Old Rusty Tavern” recounts a typical night at a usual venue. The night, however, becomes memorable because of an unusual visitor. She’s not someone whom the regulars and the locals are used to seeing in their dive. But the “smoky old room” with the “dusty dim lights” whiffs of the “ghosts who shared the very same seats before”. Chances are, she’s not really there.

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“Old Rusty Tavern” by Robby Overfield

Robby and I share a hometown in Michigan. He found his way to Durango, Colorado as he went looking for breathtaking mountain views and amazing desert canyons. The song “Lucky” illustrates the pleasure he gets from climbing the mountains and exploring the deserts. He describes it as finding all the “secrets of this untouched land”.

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“Lucky” by Robby Overfield

To stream several more songs by Robby please click the audio player below.
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“This House” by Robby Overfield
“If I Don’t Make It Out The Trees” by Robby Overfield
“Hard to Find (Live)” by Robby Overfield
“She Ain’t Foolin’ Me (Live)” by Robby Overfield

Image and mp3s courtesy of Robby Overfield.

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