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Sometimes, less definitely is more. Less music: Callers' debut album is a bit short at 35 minutes, but definitely sweet, with not a single throwaway track on it to lessen its impact. Less musicians: singer Sara Lucas and guitarist Ryan Seaton are Callers, and there are only two extra musicians supporting them. The core duo does a great job on its own -- Seaton's playing is varied, emotional, and atmospheric; Lucas' voice is an instant attention-grabber, with velvety tones, slightly bitter nasal overtones, and a wide range used artfully, the voice of a great jazz singer. And though limited in number, the supporting cast brings a lot instrumentation-wise, drummer Gus Martin also playing bass, and drummer Don Godwin also playing brass instruments (and they never appear together). The songs are beautifully crafted in a sweet-and-sour folk-meets-jazz vein that will turn your living room into a dark, smoky club, and set the mood for regrettable confessions. Highlights include the yearning "Valerie," the lighter "Rone," the fragmented "Debris," and the Linda Perhacs-esque "The Upper Lands." A textural/experimental streak runs through Seaton's guitar playing, showing influences of Ben Monder when in jazz mode, Loren MazzaCane Connors in bluesier settings. Lucas' octave-jumping and sudden shifts from sweetness to sorrow evoke the young Joni Mitchell, although she has her own personality. Folk singer/songwriters aficionados need to pay attention: either Callers will be the next big thing on the scene, or Fortune will become a sought-after rarity. Highly recommended.
© François Couture /TiVo
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Callers, Artist, MainArtist
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
Callers, Artist, MainArtist
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
Callers, Artist, MainArtist
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
Callers, Artist, MainArtist
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
Callers, Artist, MainArtist
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
Callers, Artist, MainArtist
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
Callers, Artist, MainArtist
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
Callers, Artist, MainArtist
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
Callers, Artist, MainArtist
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
Callers, Artist, MainArtist
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
Callers, Artist, MainArtist
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
Presentación del Álbum
Sometimes, less definitely is more. Less music: Callers' debut album is a bit short at 35 minutes, but definitely sweet, with not a single throwaway track on it to lessen its impact. Less musicians: singer Sara Lucas and guitarist Ryan Seaton are Callers, and there are only two extra musicians supporting them. The core duo does a great job on its own -- Seaton's playing is varied, emotional, and atmospheric; Lucas' voice is an instant attention-grabber, with velvety tones, slightly bitter nasal overtones, and a wide range used artfully, the voice of a great jazz singer. And though limited in number, the supporting cast brings a lot instrumentation-wise, drummer Gus Martin also playing bass, and drummer Don Godwin also playing brass instruments (and they never appear together). The songs are beautifully crafted in a sweet-and-sour folk-meets-jazz vein that will turn your living room into a dark, smoky club, and set the mood for regrettable confessions. Highlights include the yearning "Valerie," the lighter "Rone," the fragmented "Debris," and the Linda Perhacs-esque "The Upper Lands." A textural/experimental streak runs through Seaton's guitar playing, showing influences of Ben Monder when in jazz mode, Loren MazzaCane Connors in bluesier settings. Lucas' octave-jumping and sudden shifts from sweetness to sorrow evoke the young Joni Mitchell, although she has her own personality. Folk singer/songwriters aficionados need to pay attention: either Callers will be the next big thing on the scene, or Fortune will become a sought-after rarity. Highly recommended.
© François Couture /TiVo
Acerca del álbum
- 1 disco(s) - 11 pista(s)
- Duración total: 00:34:10
- Artistas principales: Callers
- Sello: Western Vinyl
- Género Pop/Rock Rock Alternativa & Indie
2008 Western Vinyl 2008 Western Vinyl
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