Roadless Traveler

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#		Title	Length
1		Just Feel Good	4:06	Play
2		Butterfly in a Bottle	4:57	Play
3		Hypocrisy	5:10	Play
4		Hostage	3:20	Play
5		Not To Believe	4:21	Play
6		Roadless Traveler	4:32	Play
7		Falling	3:44	Play
8		Twenty-One	4:11	Play
9		Fonky Song	2:12	Play
10		Here I Go	11:52	Play

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Two and a half years ago, Anduze released Oracleand then he disappeared. Over the ensuing months, hed turn up doing acoustic shows in historic buildings converted into bars, like Freud Caf in Oxford, England. Then maybe youd see him at one of Pariss hottest clubs, Man Ray, performing with house music producer and DJ, Walter Taieb. A few weeks later, perhaps youd catch Anduze absorbing his surroundings on the Greek island of Santorini, or spot him in the train station in Florence, Italy. But wherever he surfaced, it didnt take long for the locals to grasp the conceptAnduze is a musician of the people-an underground realist whose reflection is mirrored through sound, not sight.

During his two year absence, Anduze took some time away from his passion of songwriting. Its something every artist must do to retain clarity, originality, and most of all, sanity. Interestingly enough however, he used his pen to invoke an entirely different outlet insteadwriting screenplays. A film major in college, Anduze always eyed the prospect of entering the movie biz, which is what recently prompted him to move to a place that encompasses opportunities for all of his talents combinedLos Angeles, California.

Since returning to the States, hes opened for Def Jam recording artist, Ne-Yo, in the Virgin Islands, and loaned his services to a charity event sponsored by Much Music in Toronto, Canada. Oh yeahand he also recorded an album.

After experimenting with different sounds while always expanding his knowledge of music, Anduze seems to have finally found his niche. Appropriately titled, Roadless Traveler, the new album is an acoustic based collage of songs both new and old. A few of them, pulled from the depths of his songbook, were written almost six years ago. If youve followed his music, its certain you will agree that the growth between this album and those prior is exponential. While always solid lyrically, the progressions here are more daring, and the musicianship lends a hand to the albums ultra organic vibe. The first track, Just Feel Good woos you under its command, while others like Hostage and Falling float you through the emotions swimming around Anduzes brain. The closing song, Here I Go, boasts an intrepid realization in what might be one of the most honest and straightforward love songs ever written. But judging from the journey Anduze has endured, its no surprise that his drug of music comes without a sugar coating. ***For more, check out MYSPACE.COM/ANDUZEMUSIC***