$ 25.00 - $30.00 / Age 21 And Up
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One of life's joys is to follow the thread of an artist, particularly one as talented and forthright as Kasey. Each album is seemingly a signpost of her station in life, and like any art worth its salt there's enough common ground for all of us to feast upon. Heartache and redemption are good like that.'Dragonfly' is Kasey Chambers' 11th album and there is much to be learned even before you hear a note. When an artist has enough songs to fill a quarry and THEN they release a double album, well, this in itself seems like a statement of intent. This girl has something to say. In sporting vernacular, she's hitting them cleanly.That information paired with lead off single 'Ain't No Little Girl' tells us much about the spirit of this LP. In the artist's own words, 'Ain't No Little Girl' was the first song written for the record and "the glue that holds the whole album together".If there is one song that captures the spirit of the album then this might be it. It's shoulders back and chin out, the kind of song that looks you in the eye. While it's the spirit of the song that first hits you, the power of the singing stays with you.Coupled with 'Ain't Worth Suffering' and 'Summer Pillow' as a trio of songs, such is the passion of the delivery they sound almost confrontational. This is a singer who had major vocal surgery not so long ago, only to emerge stronger and keen to show us what that voice can do when let off the leash.A luxury of a successful career and a swag of new songs tucked in your pocket is you can draw on a bit of help from your friends and peers, and this album boasts an impressive and eclectic ensemble.Read more.
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