Pat Carter, left-wing country crooning, folk picking, 
subversion preaching singer songwriter
and driving force of international 
Berlin-based Americana band 
Rodeo FM
has released his solo debut album Love in the time of Capitalism  

Rooted in Carter’s signature mix of Indie Americana grit and leftist critique, the album explores themes such as emotional alienation, the epidemic of disconnection, and how mental health is framed in a system that often pathologizes natural responses to systemic stress. Love in the Time of Capitalism is both protest and solace. It is melancholic and danceable at the same time. 

Low level Listening - Spotify 
Support the artist (and buy the album) - Bandcamp
Connect with Pat - Insta  
Everything else - LinkTree

Rodeo FM auf Spotify
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"one of the albums of the year - 9/10" Americana UK

„Make Marx, not War“ Rolling Stone
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„Emotionale Bestandsaufnahme“ Classic Rock

"Pats glasklarer Crooner-Gesang, der jede Tonlage erwischt, und natürlich einem Songwriting, das problemlos mit dem der üblichen
Namedropping-Kandidaten wie Uncle Tupelo, Jayhawks oder Tom Petty mithalten kann." Loop

„…zwei der schönsten Folk-Songs ever aus Deutschland“ Sounds and Books

"Nachdenklichkeit und Melancholie" Truth and Lies

„Wie kein anderer (Country-)Künstler hierzulande versteht er es, die Schilderung menschlicher Schicksale mit klarer gesellschaftlicher Analyse und Haltung in Songtexten und Musik zu verbinden“ country.de

"An album with such an obvious social and political set of messages to offer must provide something special musically to stand up to repeated playing. Love In The Time Of Capitalism is that album." Fatea Records

"Diskurs-Country" Folker

„Il n’y a plus aucune frontière à partir du moment que l’on a des morceaux de cette qualite.“ Le Cargo

"Ear catching choruses“ Maverick

"getting caught up on the good albums that have come out lately. Like this one." Darryl Sterdan 

"When you think of fantastic country artists, which city comes to mind? Nashville? Houston? The correct answer is Berlin“ the Rodeo Mag

„grim and cynical in a sense but, there’s a theme of beauty that runs through the album“ Punk Head




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