Perhaps the new CD “It Ain’t Love” doesn’t put Megan Burtt in the same league as Sheryl Crow — but for a rookie, she’s pretty darn close.
Burtt’s folk/blues/roots/rock style has the easy, flowing, engaging style — thanks in large part to her delicate yet enduing vocals — that reaches out and snares listeners. But Burtt found it daunting to choose a studio that would bring out the best she could offer — vocally and spiritually — while recording her album.
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