Volume Three of New Arrivals features 19 tracks by independent artists who are devoting their music for a great cause: National Eating Disorders Association. While these songs really have nothing to do with the subject, they are an inspired bunch that should have no problem giving a voice for NEDA, especially Jay Clifford’s “Know When to Walk Away,” Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers’ “4th of July,” Ember Swift’s “Some Fine Day,” and Rachael Sage’s “Angel in My View,” who selected this year’s charity. All in all, it’s a strong collection of pop, rock, alternative, and folk songs that have all the ability in the world to win you over.
Volume Three of New Arrivals features 19 tracks by independent artists who are devoting their music for a great cause: National Eating Disorders Association. While these songs really have nothing to do with the subject, they are an inspired bunch that should have no problem giving a voice for NEDA, especially Jay Clifford’s “Know When to Walk Away,” Stephen Kellogg & the Sixers’ “4th of July,” Ember Swift’s “Some Fine Day,” and Rachael Sage’s “Angel in My View,” who selected this year’s charity. All in all, it’s a strong collection of pop, rock, alternative, and folk songs that have all the ability in the world to win you over. 
