By nature, musicians draw from their emotional lives, consciously or not, to commune and titillate. Sallie Ford puts it all on her sleeve unabashedly on her new album, Soul Sick, a confessional that deals with vulnerability and rebuilding, offered through a British Invasion-meets-girl group doo-wop melding of garage rock. Opener Molly Burch left a Hollywood insider upbringing (with parents in the film biz) to attend University of North Carolina, where she studied jazz vocals before breaking
into the singer/songwriter scene in Austin, Texas.
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