Country Music Artist Erica Stone Most Certainly Has The ANTIDOTE

Finally some country music for our listening ears that doesn't involve drinking, partying, and sexy guys or girls in the themes of this ten track album, which contains three songs written by Erica herself and the other seven were co-written with singer/songwriter 90s country star Brian White who had success with songs like Rebecca Lynn, Eugene You Genius and my personal favorite So Much For Pretending.

What I like about this album as I said is there are no party, dringkin, or hot sexy guys/girls involved in any of the themes of these penned songs. The album as a whole is all things that can be applied to any person's life, this takes you through the trials and tribulations of everyday life happenings such as being lied to, taken advantage of, heartache/heart broken. Listening to Erica's voice is so angelic sounding and you feel as though when you've gotten to the end of the album that a weight has been lifted off your chest or shoulders. It's so hard to pick which of the tracks are favorites to this writer but there are two that really stand out the first song being "Glass House", a well penned track by Erica and Brian White and the theme rings out so true for most people today as it's talking about how we meet so many people that call them selves friends and they basically tell you what you want to hear by building up your confidence and say things like c'mon you can do this you've got this in the bag and then when you've convinced yourself that you can do whatever it is you've been told you can do you fall flat on your face and those people that said you can do all of this pull the rug out from underneath you and say horrible things to you like I knew you couldn't do it or you're so pathetic, but yet before they told you everything that sounded good to keep you in good spirits instead of telling the truth to begin with, so they are just there to rip your wall of confidence down.

The second track that's a favorite of this writer with a good theme out their for women is "Damn Good Woman", which is all about women who tend to get in a bad relationship, but they're the ones that don't realize that they are in that type of relationship so they let it stew a little and the guy either breaks up with them because he's board of belittling them or he finds some new prey to pounce on, but the woman thinks that type of guy is the best she can get so she keeps on finding the same type over and over again, although there are two ways to look at this song it can be looked at from the abuse perspective as well there are many women out there that just let the guys they're with just verbally, mentally or god forbid physically abuse them and again this is what they think the best is for them out there...yes those type of guys are a dime a dozen, hell they're technically a dime for every three dozen, but somewhere out there there are some good guys left they're much harder to find compared to the abusive ones.

This album called "ANTIDOTE" has only been out a few days it's official release date was April 29th, and should quite honestly get really good sales and make a lot of noise for the fact as I said once more there is no party or drinking type of themed songs or hot guys/girls themeed tracks, not that there is anything wrong with those type of tunes, but there are just too many of them and personaly I think they've been done to death. I highly suggest picking this album up as a physical cd, download or stream on your favorite streaming service you won't be disappointed with what you hear within the ten tracks, infact you'll feel a whole lot better after hearing it and realizing "wow there is more than one person out there that feels the same as I do and going through the same stuff I am".