Josh Ferrie’s debut mini-album ridin’ the wave  feels like a snapshot taken at a crossroads. Recorded while he was waiting to pull a band together, it stands as a stripped-back, bluesy calling card that foregrounds his real strength: fluid, confident acoustic guitar work and a deep understanding of blues and R&B tradition. This is not the record of a “natural” singer, and Ferrie doesn’t pretend otherwise. His voice is rough around the edges, sometimes more growl than polish,

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