Siciliano, Dani / Likes...
| Album: | Likes... | Collection: | General | |
| Artist: | Siciliano, Dani | Added: | Mar 2004 | |
| Label: | !K7 Records | |||
A-File Activity
| Add Date: | 2004-03-15 | Pull Date: | 2004-05-17 | Charts: | Electronic, Classical/Experimental |
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| Week Ending: | May 2 | Apr 18 | Apr 11 | Mar 28 | Mar 21 |
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| Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 3 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Apr 27, 2004: | The Digital/Analog War
Walk the Line |
4. | Mar 24, 2004: | press and release
Come As You Are |
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| 2. | Apr 13, 2004: | The Digital/Analog War
Same |
5. | Mar 17, 2004: | Stirling's Approximation
Walk the Line |
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| 3. | Apr 06, 2004: | The Digital/Analog War
Come As You Are |
6. | Mar 16, 2004: | Lost In Space
Come As You Are |
Album Review
Jacki-O
Reviewed 2004-03-09
Reviewed 2004-03-09
Dani Siciliano: Likes
Label: Studio !K7
I'm a bit torn here - I appreciate that Dani Siciliano has worked w/ some really dope people (Matthew Herbert is her husband), like Gilles Peterson, Plaid, Antipop, etc. And I like her voice. I like the songs she made, lyrics, melodies, etc. But I'm not impressed with the electro-glitch production work - mostly because I think it takes away from the quality of her vocals, rather than add to them. To me, the combination doesn't work. I think that she would do better if she did one or the other. I think the songs that were the best were the ones that were either mostly vocals (1, 2,11) or mostly electronics (5). But it's not a bad CD - it's worth it just to have the Nirvana cover.
1. Spacey & glitchy breathy vox, a sensual torch song
2. Vocal jazz trip-hop cover of Nirvana song
3. Comical song, cut & paste glitchy stuff, like a kid's song gone mad
4. Boppy broken-beat electro weirdness
5. Space-y glitchy synth interlude (slot machines?)
6. Nervy synths & catchy breathy vox
7. Wacky ballad, duet w/ Mugison & accordions at the end
8. Trippy spaced-out electro beats & sensual vox
9. Weird electro-acoustic glitchy noises; kind of an odd fit
10. Spaced-out ballad w/ comical effects
11. Mostly a vocal ballad, dramatic & sad
Label: Studio !K7
I'm a bit torn here - I appreciate that Dani Siciliano has worked w/ some really dope people (Matthew Herbert is her husband), like Gilles Peterson, Plaid, Antipop, etc. And I like her voice. I like the songs she made, lyrics, melodies, etc. But I'm not impressed with the electro-glitch production work - mostly because I think it takes away from the quality of her vocals, rather than add to them. To me, the combination doesn't work. I think that she would do better if she did one or the other. I think the songs that were the best were the ones that were either mostly vocals (1, 2,11) or mostly electronics (5). But it's not a bad CD - it's worth it just to have the Nirvana cover.
1. Spacey & glitchy breathy vox, a sensual torch song
2. Vocal jazz trip-hop cover of Nirvana song
3. Comical song, cut & paste glitchy stuff, like a kid's song gone mad
4. Boppy broken-beat electro weirdness
5. Space-y glitchy synth interlude (slot machines?)
6. Nervy synths & catchy breathy vox
7. Wacky ballad, duet w/ Mugison & accordions at the end
8. Trippy spaced-out electro beats & sensual vox
9. Weird electro-acoustic glitchy noises; kind of an odd fit
10. Spaced-out ballad w/ comical effects
11. Mostly a vocal ballad, dramatic & sad
Track Listing
| 1. | Same | 7. | Extra Ordinary | |||
| 2. | Come As You Are | 8. | She Say Cliche | |||
| 3. | Canes & Trains | 9. | Red | |||
| 4. | Walk the Line | 10. | Collaboration | |||
| 5. | One String | 11. | Remember to Forget | |||
| 6. | All the Above | . |