Often built over warm rippling piano, the warm rippling voice of the former Cameras singer beckons you in, but surprisingly offers something a bit more and different than the perhaps expected intimate internal monologues. Rough Side Of Town and the ebb and flow of Disguise have feeling, and a poetic lilt to them where the music carries the words. There are occasional outbreaks of heartbeats of distant percussion which add some more colour, but it mostly comes back – as it should – to her rich voice, confident enough to sometime question its own words.
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