Post by Benjamin A. Vazquez U.E. on Oct 7, 2016 15:04:50 GMT -5
cheekbone
Artist: Yessica Woahneil
Album: cheekbone
Year: 2016
CD#: XXXXX
Canadian? Yes
Best Tracks: #1, #2, #3, #7
Comments Overall: Simple, elegant, enchanting, sensual, a woman with her voice and a guitar, excellently done
1. Stella, 3:47 - Quiet, slow, elegant, longing, breaks at the end, six seconds of silence at the end
2. Tiny Telescopic Treasure, 2:31 - Steady beat, rhythmic, catchy, breaks into something slow at the very end, three seconds of silence at the end
3. Nobody else like we, 3:02 - Slow, instrumental beginning, longing, tugs at the heartstrings, ends in silence
4. I have been waiting, 4:48 - Begins slowly, quietly, rises in tension in the middle, settles down again, sad and longing, slow and quiet ending, six seconds of silence at the end
5. Summer of Robin, 2:34 - Begins slowly with electric guitar, slow and beautiful, a short little gem, fades out at the end
6. The Path, 3:20 - Electric guitar, strong vocals, sensual, fades out, five seconds of silence at the end
7. Quiet Now, 2:36 - Begins slowly, slow and longing throughout, fades out, four seconds of silence on the end
8. Lunchbox, 2:46 - Quiet, slow, homey, fades out into silence, fourteen seconds of silence at the end
Note: Also posted under Indie.
Artist: Yessica Woahneil
Album: cheekbone
Year: 2016
CD#: XXXXX
Canadian? Yes
Best Tracks: #1, #2, #3, #7
Comments Overall: Simple, elegant, enchanting, sensual, a woman with her voice and a guitar, excellently done
1. Stella, 3:47 - Quiet, slow, elegant, longing, breaks at the end, six seconds of silence at the end
2. Tiny Telescopic Treasure, 2:31 - Steady beat, rhythmic, catchy, breaks into something slow at the very end, three seconds of silence at the end
3. Nobody else like we, 3:02 - Slow, instrumental beginning, longing, tugs at the heartstrings, ends in silence
4. I have been waiting, 4:48 - Begins slowly, quietly, rises in tension in the middle, settles down again, sad and longing, slow and quiet ending, six seconds of silence at the end
5. Summer of Robin, 2:34 - Begins slowly with electric guitar, slow and beautiful, a short little gem, fades out at the end
6. The Path, 3:20 - Electric guitar, strong vocals, sensual, fades out, five seconds of silence at the end
7. Quiet Now, 2:36 - Begins slowly, slow and longing throughout, fades out, four seconds of silence on the end
8. Lunchbox, 2:46 - Quiet, slow, homey, fades out into silence, fourteen seconds of silence at the end
Note: Also posted under Indie.