Native Texan Davíd Garza continues to hone his songwriting chops on his fourth CD Overdub. His last release, the independent label Kingdom Come and Go was an acoustic meditation on modern spirituality. With Overdub, the music emerges more uptempo while the struggle continues: against bland conformity ("Say Baby"), nostalgia ("Drone"), apocalypse ("God's Hands"), and love sweet love ("Crown of Thorns", "Keep on Crying", "Alone"). This Euphoria, his last major release four years ago, was glam heavy. Overdub mixes up the musical template from mid-tempo neo-soul ballads to Zeppelinesque raves. Garza's elastic voice - from Prince falsetto to Jeff Buckley croon, with a plain vibrato all his own - ties the disparate elements into a cohesive package.