Re: El hilo de las hermosas voces femeninas

por robotijopi Mar 26 Ene - 8:16

Enorme, dando el salto justo ahora con el nuevo disco

por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 1:24

Jessie Lee

por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 1:25

Sidsel Endresen

por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 2:03

Emily Jane White

por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 2:05

Lhasa De Sela (1972-2010)

Spoiler:

por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 2:09

Selah Sue

por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 2:10

Sia (voz realmente excepcional).

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por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 2:16

Marina Kaye

por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 2:18

Ellie Goulding

por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 2:24

Lera Lynn

por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 2:25

Neko Case

por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 2:26

Elena Tonra

por Axlferrari Miér 27 Ene - 2:30

Meg Myers

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:30

Linda Perry

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:31

Amanda Sudano Ramirez (es hija de Donna Summer).

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:33

Ambrose Akinmusire

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:41

Kelly Joyce

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:42

Julie London

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:43

Camelia Jordana

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:44

Dusty Springfield

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:46

Malea Emma

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:49

Phoebe Bridgers

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:50

Jessica Harper

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:52

Simone Simons

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:55

Neko Case, k.d. lang y Laura Veirs

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:56

k.d. lang

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 4:58

Eleni Zafiriadou

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 5:02

Ella Fitzgerald

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 5:06

Susan Graham (se trata de un poema de Victor Hugo puesto en música por Reynaldo Hahn, pareja de Marcel Proust).

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 5:10

GiedRė

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 5:13

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Julien Baker, Lucy Dacus y Phoebe Bridgers

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 5:16

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Jessica Pratt

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 5:18

Nicole Atkins

por Axlferrari Jue 28 Ene - 5:21

Erin Moran

A Girl Called Eddy, born in New Jersey as Erin Moran, has created an extraordinary debut record full of romance, elegance, sophistication and shimmering melodies that is certain to appeal to fans of the likes of Beth Orton and Aimee Mann. Produced by Richard Hawley of Pulp fame, this album has attracted the admiration of artists such Robert Smith, Jarvis Cocker and Everything But the Girl's Ben Watt.

One of the great unheard pop albums of the last 50 years. Worth buying simply for the song "People Used To Dream About The Future", a great song about lost love,but the whole album's fantastic. The songs document what must have been a very low period in her life with the break up of a long term relationship and the death of her mother, but although the songs are often melancholy they are never self pitying. She's a fan of Dusty Springfield and it shows in the dramatic arrangements and rich production by Richard Hawley and if you like his solo work you'll probably like this.I love it and still play it frequently. My only regret is that Erin Moran has never made anything since,but then sometimes an artist just says everything they need to say in one go and says it so perfectly that perhaps they feel they will never surpass it. Whatever, this is an absolute classic. Unique and beautiful. Recommended to fans of Burt Bacharach, Jimmy Webb, Dusty Springfield and Richard Hawley. Signed...A fan. Haha.