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Reviews (3)
Americana UK
d. 19. July 2021
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Rick Bayles
d. 19. July 2021
"This album has a classic Zydeco sound but updated for modern audiences, which is what Dwayne Dopsie is all about, building on his father's legacy for today's listeners. For those that are already into the sound of Zydeco, this album offers a fresher approach, though if you already know Dwayne and the Zydeco Hellraisers work there are no big surprises here but a continuation of the good music they have always produced. For those that are new to this music then this is a great gateway album and sure to turn you into a true believer. When Dwayne Dopsie and the Zydeco Hellraisers cut loose, if your toes don't start tapping, be sure to check that you still have a pulse! Laissez les bons temps rouler".
No depression
d. 19. Aug. 2021
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Grant Britt
d. 19. Aug. 2021
"Twenty years of hard driving road dawggin' have honed Dwayne Dopsie's performance skills to a razor's edge, keeping his father's rocking legacy intact as he personifies the future of zydeco".
Living blues
2021 November
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Robert H. Cataliotti
2021 November
"Dwayne Dopsie (Rubin) and his band, the Zydeco Hellraisers (...) are among the most impressive zydeco bands on the contemporary scene with the ability to keep the music vital and evolving and keep themselves firmly rooted in the tradition ... Set Me Free, a follow-up to Bon Ton (2018), highlights the kinship between zydeco grooves and blues-realted material ... Dwayne Dopsie delivers the goods with Set Me Free, proving that southwest Louisiana's roots music is alive and well in the 12st century".