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Evelyn Rubio shines on Rock and Blues International Magazine cover
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“Crossing Borders” gets a 4 1/2 star review from Belgian online magazine Keys & Chords
AUG 27th, 2020 – DUTCH VERSION: ‘Crossing Borders’ is de vijfde studioplaat van Evelyn Rubio. Sinds haar debuut in 1999 met hetb funky ‘Evelyn Automarginados’ heeft ze een heuse fanbase achter zich geschaard. De in Houston gevestigde Rubio speelt een mixture van blues, R&B en rock. Haar nieuwe worp verschijnt[…]
“Crossing Borders” on Top 4 Best Blues Albums!!
JULY 24th, 2020 – “Crossing Borders” is #4 on the Radio Banda Larga Top 25 Blues Albums of July 2020 in Italy! If you have not done so, make sure to stream or purchase Evelyn Rubio’s Crossing Borders and follow her on social media to stay tuned!
“Crossing Borders” Album Review by Blues Blast Magazine
JULY 23rd, 2020 – I fell in love with the Spanish language and culture in high school. Not only was the class a hoot, but I couldn’t get enough of the rhythm, the poetry, the words themselves. When my sister gave me Selena’s 1995 album Dreaming of You for Christmas, I was[…]
“Crossing Borders” Album Review by Jazz Weekly
JULY 23rd, 2020 – Vocalist and alto saxist Evelyn Rubio delivers a wide ranging rhythmic album that includes rootsy guitarist David Grissom, (John Mellencamp) and Josh Sklair of Etta James fame. You get some swampy Memphis stews, therefore with a gritty voice and attitude on “One More Last Time” and[…]
“Crossing Borders” Album Review by Paris Move
JULY 15th, 2020 – FRENCH: Le passage de frontières fournit le titre idoine à ce nouvel album de la chanteuse et saxophoniste (soprano, alto, ténor) Evelyn Rubio. Native d’un faubourg sinistré de Mexico, elle y fut poussée sur scène toute jeune, avant d’être recrutée en raison de ses talents précoces[…]
“Crossing Borders” Review by Americana Highways
JULY 8th, 2020 – Sometimes the best way forward is to take a whole group of influences and throw them together to see what shakes out. Evelyn Rubio decided the time for that was now. Coming out of the barrios of Mexico City, she has always been a chance-taker. There[…]
“Crossing Borders” Review by Crossroads BS, John Mitchell
JULY 7th, 2020 – Evelyn Rubio was born in Mexico and performed as an actor, singer and dancer before getting a slot as fea-tured vocalist and sax player with The Calvin Owens Orchestra. She called this album Crossing Borders because she ventured away from her latin toots to incorporate rock,[…]
“Crossing Borders” Review by Chicago Blues Guide
JULY 2nd, 2020 – Houston-based Evelyn Rubio’s musical road is most interesting. She was a child TV star in her native Mexico, traveled the world in musical theater companies and returned home to become a rocker before moving to America after falling in love with the blues. Most recently, she’s[…]