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Album Review: Georgia Fields - Astral Debris

Dylan Stewart
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"Lush vocals paired with diverse, at times challenging orchestral arrangements."

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For lovers of lush vocals paired with diverse, at times challenging orchestral arrangements, Astral Debris is for you.

Melbourne singer-songwriter Georgia Fields channels Florence & The Machine-esque tribal beats on Hood & The Hunter (without the vocal acrobatics), and a cover of David Bowie's Where Are We Now? is as strong as the original. Produced by Fields and Double J host Tim Shiel, it's Lachlan Carrick's experienced hand at working with strong singers (Katie Noonan, CW Stoneking) that shines. Astral Debris promises a lot, and although the arrangements can sometimes mask her vocal line, tracks like Moon strike a fine balance.