Labor Against Waste

New ANTI - signed artist Christopher Paul Stelling brings a fearless edge to his music. His voice combines youthful energy with an old - soul charm. His finger - picking guitar style is both effortless and intricate, while his lyrics are dramatic and deeply confessional. Stelling, who's played over four hundred shows in the past three years, channels the spirit of a young traveler. His music is born from countless solo nights on stage, whether in packed halls or nearly empty rooms. 'Labor Against Waste' showcases Stelling's amazing guitar work, influenced by blues legends like Skip James and Mississippi John, masters such as John Fahey, and banjo greats Dock Boggs and Roscoe Holcomb. His resonant baritone voice evokes classic troubadours from Tim Hardin to Steve Earle. Accompanied by a rich ensemble of stomps, claps, French horn, flugelhorn, kettle drums, string quartet, and a chorus from the Low Anthem, this album marks the start of what promises to be a long and remarkable career.

To enjoy 'Labor Against Waste', simply play it on your preferred music player. You can listen to it during relaxation time at home, while traveling, or even while working to get inspired. There are no special playback requirements. Just make sure your device's audio settings are adjusted to your liking. As for maintenance, if you have a physical copy like a CD, keep it in a cool, dry place and avoid scratching the disc. For digital copies, ensure your storage device is secure and backed up regularly to prevent data loss.