Same Soil is David Michael Mill operator's second solo collection and the subsequent meet-up a year ago's Toxins Tasted. The sound may be best depicted as "present day customary." With it's blend of soul, gospel, and soul impacts, Same Soil is a festival of conventional roots styles. The collection opens with the acoustic guitar driven riff of "The considerable number of Soul to You," which establishes the framework for the whole collection of profound melodies with relatable subjects. There is constantly enough nature to make you feel at home and enough bends to keep you intrigued however this is Same Soil's second significant quality. The principal is David Michael Mill operator's voice. This man has a summon of the human voice that few can coordinate. Powerfully he is constantly right on the imprint while never seeming like he's flaunting. Each line appears to move off his tongue …show more content…
The fundamental riff of the down and grimy "Destroying Me, Treating Me Terribly" references' "Manish Kid" however takes a more present day turn that would make Sloppy glad. "OK Soul" is an up beat gospel soul stick that with more than a gesture to Robert Randolph. "Companion of Mine" is a heartfelt soul number with sax and guitar work that are reminiscent of right on time Tom Holds up. At the point when David's voice comes in with the spirit and adroit of Robert Cray and an indication of Al Green, the goosebumps truly begin. He draws on numerous impacts and styles, yet still sounds extremely common and constantly natural. This may sound like overstatement however every track on Same Soil is an aggregate victor. This is one of those uncommon collections where you aren't skipping around searching for the great tunes. "Simply Ride" is awesome soul rocker. "Shoes To Sparkle" is explosive funk/soul number with amazing harmony changes and an incredible solo area with the sax and guitar exchanging