- Music
- 05 Jun 12
Shake The Tree
Talented troubadour releases cinematic second album
For American singer-songwriter Nell Bryden, life (and indeed art) is about the journey and not the destination. A performer who follows her muse wherever it leads (whether New Orleans, Australia or Iraq), she found herself in London for the recording of album number two Shake The Tree. Featuring material co-written – a new departure for the native New Yorker – with Patrick Mascall, the record is a widescreen and cinematic offering, blending country, roots and light rock elements while weaving arresting tales of life, love and loss into each track. A more assured effort than her debut, Shake The Tree is at its best when Bryden cuts loose and unleashes the vocal thunder (‘Sirens’). Interesting stuff.
RELATED
- Music
- 07 Mar 26
On this day in 1975: David Bowie released Young Americans
- Music
- 06 Mar 26
Album Review: Bruno Mars, The Romantic
- Music
- 06 Mar 26
Album Review: War Child Records, HELP(2)
RELATED
- Music
- 05 Mar 26
Arlo Parks announces Dublin gig
- Music
- 04 Mar 26
Choice Music Prize: Revisit the 10 nominated albums
- Music
- 03 Mar 26
40 years ago today: Metallica released Master of Puppets
- Music
- 03 Mar 26