Shawn Mullins dives into edgier, if always melodic, roots terrain by Hal Horowitz It’s easy and only partially accurate to pigeonhole singer/songwriter Shawn Mullins’ first new material in five years as his breakup album. Certainly the oversized cutout heart stuffed into his breast pocket on the cover, along with the self-deprecating title track and sensual, melancholy bluesy “Go and Fall” express that.…
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