Anat’s maturity is very evident,and although it is familiar singer/songwriter territory, this is a woman, not a girl, and a guitar. Falling is the perfect title to this album, you feel you are falling into Anat’s dreamy, pleasently accented voice (she is from Israel, lending her voice an exotic intonation). All tracks are wistful and soft, but with surprising twists. There is not a hint of harshness in any of the album, and while its beauty lies in this, it is also a disadvantage. This album will not jolt you out of your seat, but it will accompany you on a pleasant daytime reverie.
Best track by far is 1, also play 5, 8, 12.
***(1) mellow, catchy, very now
(2) meandering ballad with a hint of sadness
(3) wistful and gentle
(4) odd little spacey guitar, twangy effects
*(5) slightly more uptempo, poppy with cheery beats
(6) lush ballad with string accp
(7) lilting guitars, sentimental
*(8) slow thumpy beats, layered guitars, middle eastern melodies
(9) rocking electric guitars
(10) violin/strings setting the mood, driving beats
(11) pleasant acoustic melody
*(12) spooky string melody with funky flavors