Ben Sidran's 2012 release, "Don't Cry for No Hipster," is a captivating blend of vocal jazz and AOR (Album-Oriented Rock), showcasing Sidran's signature smooth vocals and sophisticated songwriting. The album, released under Bonsaï Music, spans 54 minutes and features 14 tracks, each offering a unique blend of jazz sophistication and rock energy.
Sidran's wit and insight are on full display in tracks like "Back Nine" and "Can We Talk," where he combines clever lyrics with catchy melodies. The album also features standout performances in "Sixteen Tons," a fresh take on the classic Merle Travis song, and "Hooglin'," a track that highlights Sidran's ability to blend genres seamlessly. With "Don't Cry for No Hipster," Ben Sidran delivers an engaging and dynamic album that is sure to appeal to fans of both jazz and rock.
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