So she stands there, the CD Baby criticism. Mister Dickenson ... I call him once belonged mouthpiece innerlichster desperately awareness, I call him as an interpreter at the deepest consternation, I need him desperately when I think that I can not define a fall in their own words - and it is this album - they are because only the tracks fours, but they imply in their titles already what I determined the emotional fall:
'Your Heart Belongs To Me' - Oh, no ;-)
'Take A Breath' - absolutely!
'Misty Eyes & A Troubled Mind' - What a Combination :-)!
'Take Me At My Word' - Sic.
As simple as can be to capture the Autumn-Audience, four songs for .... retention, continuous solidarity, immense familiarity, warm handout, primal trust and old fears - symbolizes how the inexorable fall of the leaves in the weary cycle of the seasons. Jarrod Dickenson- so between ambitious Erntehelfer and Nebelmann that what he sows to folk-country-blues and can thrive, he brings - bundled in golden sheaves, as well as remnants of dying foliage sheltering, fairly one. He suggests a flickering potato fire before sloping sunflower faces, he takes the fear of winter, the harsh, the relentless - he konveniert melancholy with sensitive Moll - a final blend of Güldener radiance and brightness for the heat-needy child in us, nourishes us with pats , Completely unspectacular oldtime and probably by decreasing the 'Blind Fold Test' - because she is not, characteristic - his voice .... not even be described as charismatic ... What then? What is it?
So they all sound, the thoughtful singer-songwriter, so they all want to bring ultimately the Mister Dickenson still succeed: One touch to create a partly compensated Taken sensing that it was only with 4 titles in to wet and cold north-east in soft wool Covers -Plaid it was just to get your fiery summer heart in moderate tracks, it was only to find that autumn sound ultimately Sepia must be tinted, it is all about you .... the like every autumn crocus on strolls along Willow Street find out for themselves - emotion and empathy, that's it, - less is more, here already!
Chris Jacobie: Upright Bass, Backing Vocals - and Ukulele
Jakob Hildebrand: Nylon Acoustic Guitar
Kate Boyd: Cello
Claire Ward: Vocals
Dickenson, Mister: Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - and something else ... everything for the mood!
