Singer-songwriter Stella West has the regular blues-sound influences of the ’60s and the Syd Barret era. Deep parallels can be found in Stella West’s new music release “Ode to the Devil (Mother Mary)” which is a blues track written with great skill to share a story with all its vividness. The lucidity of the story in the song encourages people to find a link to the words sang with a breathtaking passion.
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