First, I'll tell you that she is a domestic product, growing up on a farm in Oregon. She's taken her love of the blues and hip-hop and deftly merged the two with some excellent songwriting skills. I hear Joan Osbourne but my wife and her friend hear Adele. I also jotted down maybe a little Grace Potter attitude in a G. Love & Special Sauce sauce. My first observation was to partake in the record two or three tracks at a time. In a complete spin it gets somewhat repetitive. It starts strong...
...(while researching I was truly surprised at the amount of promotional work done on this girl's behalf as early as a year ago), has an accessible middle portion and finishes in a sprint at the end...
So it's a little distorted but it was uploaded just three days ago and I was view #9. You know how I like to find these sorts of things...
I'm going to have to be tough on this album since it's a major-label product but I will say there are lots of good ideas and good songs with enough potential that I will certainly investigate her next record. I'm keeping five out of the thirteen selections so it's not quite enough to justify a new artist entry into the vault.
How about one more so she can get paid for the view...
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