Sara Bareilles - Little Voice
ARTIST:..........................................Sara Bareilles
TITLE:...........................................Little Voice
LABEL:...........................................Epic
GENRE:...........................................Pop
QUALITY:.........................................VBR
.................................................Joint-Stereo
.................................................44.1
PLAYTIME:........................................49:01 min
RIP DATE:........................................Jul-21-2007
Source:..........................................CDDA
Size:............................................67,5 MB
[Track Listing]
01 Love Song [04:19]
02 Vegas [04:08]
03 Bottle It Up [03:01]
04 One Sweet Love [04:21]
05 Come Round Soon [03:33]
06 Morningside [03:58]
07 Between The Lines [04:35]
08 Love On The Rocks [04:13]
09 City [04:34]
10 Many The Miles [05:11]
11 Fairytale [03:15]
12 Gravity [03:53]
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49:01 min
[Release Notes]
For many listeners, Little Voice will be their first exposure to this
soulful singer/songwriter, but it's actually Sara Bareilles' second
record. Her first, the self-released Careful Confessions, led to a deal
with Epic. Since then, Bareilles has opened for Marc Broussard and
Maroon 5. She's also become a bonafide soundtrack queen with tracks
featured in female-centric films Girl Play, Loving Annabelle, and
Monster-in-Law. As with her out-of-print debut, the UCLA grad wrote
every song on her first major label recording (Little Voice features
re-worked versions of several demo numbers). Like the portrait on the
back of the CD--Bareilles in strappy black dress and lace-free high-tops
--the piano-playing chanteuse combines the sweet with the scruffy. While
her jazzy pop melodies are radio-ready, her relationship-oriented lyrics
can be unexpectedly salty ("Bottle Up" and "Come Round Soon" wouldn't
pass FCC muster). A little profanity here and there, however, doesn't
indicate tough-girl attitude--Amy Winehouse can rest easy--so much as a
desire to express herself freely. As Bareilles explains in "Love Song,"
"I'm trying to let you hear me as I am." (Not surprisingly, her degree
is in communications.) Fans of Sarah McLachlan and Alicia Keyes will
find much to like here.
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