Soul singer Martin Sexton releases his best work yet, the highly anticipated seventh record, Seeds. The troubadour says no thanks to several label offers and remains fiercely independent on his own. This album ranges like an American road-trip with stops in the regions of gospel, country and western, and rock, crafted with keen pop sensibility. The New York Times says, "His unpretentious heartiness helps him focus on every soul singer's goal: to amplify the sound of the ordinary heart." Seeds oozes with that soul ... infused with spiritual hunger and child-like joy, all delivered with Sexton's fervent vocals. Sexton's raucus rendition of the late Billy Preston's "Will It Go Round In Circles" rocks with fuzz bass and Leslie vocal shimmer. Sexton along with Crit Harmon combine traditional rhythm sections with anything from minnow buckets and whiskey jugs to a guitar as drum kit to frame the tracks with unique, timeless production. Digipak.