Verdict: Beautiful voice that touches your heart that has rock + sentimental + etc elements in it.
Tracklisting:
1. "Awakenings" (4:08)
2. "Illusions of Bliss" (3:53)
3. "Loving You is Easy" (3:03)
4. "Changes" (3:43)
5. "Forgiveness" (3:49)
6. "Rivers of Love" (3:54)
7. "Love Come" (3:33)
8. "Out of Tune" (3:50)
9. "Heartbreak" (4:05)
10. "Don't Give Up on Us" (3:36)
11. "U Want Me 2" (4:06)
12. "Bring on the Wonder" (2:54)
13. "Love Come (Piano Version)" (4:04)
*Bold-italic song titles indicates my favorites
This is a very good package - in a CD.
Sarah's voice is still as beautiful, and this album - sounds to me, it's like a British artist instead of an American (she's Canadian, I know, but they are in similar league).
Yep, it reminds me of Dido, too.
The album started with an energetic "Awakening", it's a fast song, as if someone is rushing (music) and her voice is like jumping here and there/ fading in and out thru out the whole music.
(Yes, above is a totally random statement, so you go figure out the music to feel it yourself)
The second song, "Illusion of Bliss" - reminds me of Bee Gees, somehow. Just replace Bee Gees' voice and you can call it a Bee Gees song :P
Third song - it's like a Britpop, my favorite :)
Fourth song - A bit jazzy a bit of Britpop and her signature voice, of course
(I'm a bit lazy to write the rest) I've gotta tell you, the first 5 songs had already blown off my mind.
So it is a good album, don't expect something great like "Adia", "Building a Mystery" or "Angel" - because this is an album in different league/flavour now.
Just like you won't want to compare The Beatles' "Please Please Me" with "Abbey Road"
I hope you get what I mean :)
Rating: 9/10
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