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Sunday, February 22, 2009
Kesang Marstrand - Bodega Rose
9:18 AM | 
Posted by
Shastud
Tracklist:
01. Colorless Farewell
02. Say Say Say
03. Real Boy
04. Grow A Garden
05. Lioness
06. The Choir Sighed
07. Any Kind Of Bridge
08. The Slightest Sound
09. Today Next Year
10. When You Returned
11. Thin Skin
12. Bodega Rose
Genre: Folk/Acoustic
Website: Myspace |
Release Date: 2008
Label: North Node
It's forever welcome when someone easy on the eyes gives me something easy on the ears. A singer songwriter with a temperamentally crisp voice, Kesang has been perfecting her art for the past decade. The album retains minimalist composition throughout, finding a delicate and harmonious balance between a sound both raw and produced. A tickling piano here, a soft brush tap there, but mostly just Kesang's voice in perpetual dialogue with her soft-spoken guitar and lyrics that stay true to experience and sacrifice nothing to the temptations of traditional radio-friendly songwriting. If you need a further rec, I thoroughly enjoy The Choir Sighed.
Website: Myspace |
Release Date: 2008
Label: North Node
It's forever welcome when someone easy on the eyes gives me something easy on the ears. A singer songwriter with a temperamentally crisp voice, Kesang has been perfecting her art for the past decade. The album retains minimalist composition throughout, finding a delicate and harmonious balance between a sound both raw and produced. A tickling piano here, a soft brush tap there, but mostly just Kesang's voice in perpetual dialogue with her soft-spoken guitar and lyrics that stay true to experience and sacrifice nothing to the temptations of traditional radio-friendly songwriting. If you need a further rec, I thoroughly enjoy The Choir Sighed.
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