"Marty Falle is on the Move Again with “Moving Day” “Moving Day” is the fourth video single from up and coming country star, Marty Falle’s first album, Ohio. Following on the heels of Falle’s smash video, “Hoochie Coochie Gal from the Buckeye State”, which currently has over 1 million views on YouTube, “Moving Day” is a sentimental departure from the throbbing riffs and pounding libido of “Hoochie Coochie Gal from the Buckeye …

Ohio is beautiful in the fall. As you walk through a park or take a drive through the countryside, the popping Technicolor of the trees seems almost painterly. But Ohio is also home to grinding cities, sleepy suburbs, prosaic farmland and everything else that you would expect to find in the modern heartland, where tradition and modernity become juxtaposed like a yin yang, but very rarely achieve a sense of synchronicity. Or do they? According to country music star, Marty Falle, the answer is yes. On his …

Marty Falle is the quintessence of the Midwest alternative country movement. There is something very special about Marty’s brand of music, and the prolific singer-songwriter scored big w/ his debut release “Ohio” in November 2006. Penning a slew of songs that drew upon his Ohio roots, Marty began receiving airplay w/ his haunting folk elegy title track “Ohio”, the apologetic opus “Moving Day”, and the frantic country swing song – “The Hoochie Coochie …

"Dingtown" CD Review from Anchorage, Alaska

"Dingtown is an exciting, heart-pounding mélange of sounds that showcase Marty's broad range as an artist. The album plays like an exciting novel that you just can't put down and you find yourself anxiously anticipating the next song until you've heard them all then start over again. Dingtown reflects on life, love, rebels and demons in a way that is quite intoxicating. Each song has it's own unique personality that evokes different emotions yet the album flows beautifully. C'est magnifique! Qu'est que le prochain?"

Toni in Anchorage

"The first clue as to what this CD is about can be found on the cover. There you will find a suit and tie on a scarecrow pole in the middle of a lonely corn field- open and exposed to all the elements. The dusk colored clouds visually seem to draw you in, almost beckoning you to step inside. Once inside the listener is immediately taken on a vocal journey back to "Ohio," which is the title track on the CD. It's bluesy sound is reminiscent of a time long gone that you can only get to …