Hola
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Rex
Reviewed 2013-01-11
Reviewed 2013-01-11
Artist: Ash Reiter Album: Hola
Genre: Indie Folk Rock
A four piece band of Ash Reiter and her tight-knit friends – guitarist Drew Brown, bassist Scott Brown, and drummer/vocalist Will Halsey. They pull emotions of love and loss, shame and laughter all together into a set of ten carefully crafted songs. They also did a great job in making the flow of music smooth, which makes this album a delicate and intriguing work.
FCC clean
1. (3.02)- reminiscent, cheerful, female choral vox, British Invasion, family-inspired, written when Ash’s mother suggested turning an embarrassing moment her younger sister experienced into a song
2. (2.31)- soothing, yearning, old-school tone of vox, bittersweet interlude, California history lesson of the noted Native American “Ishi”
3. (2.59)- plain, cordial, sprawling, absent-minded vox, simple, westward migration tale, reflect Ash’s time teaching second graders in Oakland
4. (4.30)- emotional, old-times with your buddy, changes tempo in the middle of the song, woozy effects for the last 30 sec.
*5. (3.03)- sparse, hauntingly beautiful, slow tempo, delicate vox, holding down the emotional folk element, sensitive and poetic
*6. (4.08)- with organ, sweet blend of lovely background vocals and Ash’s ingenuous vox tone
7. (2.06)- slow-tempo, lovely melody
8. (4.14)- slow tempo, picturesque outdoor festival celebration
*9. (3.26)- melancholic, bittersweet, brilliant !, a forgiving message to a friend, delicate vox
10. (2.51)- touches of Talking Heads’ playful polyrhythms
Genre: Indie Folk Rock
A four piece band of Ash Reiter and her tight-knit friends – guitarist Drew Brown, bassist Scott Brown, and drummer/vocalist Will Halsey. They pull emotions of love and loss, shame and laughter all together into a set of ten carefully crafted songs. They also did a great job in making the flow of music smooth, which makes this album a delicate and intriguing work.
FCC clean
1. (3.02)- reminiscent, cheerful, female choral vox, British Invasion, family-inspired, written when Ash’s mother suggested turning an embarrassing moment her younger sister experienced into a song
2. (2.31)- soothing, yearning, old-school tone of vox, bittersweet interlude, California history lesson of the noted Native American “Ishi”
3. (2.59)- plain, cordial, sprawling, absent-minded vox, simple, westward migration tale, reflect Ash’s time teaching second graders in Oakland
4. (4.30)- emotional, old-times with your buddy, changes tempo in the middle of the song, woozy effects for the last 30 sec.
*5. (3.03)- sparse, hauntingly beautiful, slow tempo, delicate vox, holding down the emotional folk element, sensitive and poetic
*6. (4.08)- with organ, sweet blend of lovely background vocals and Ash’s ingenuous vox tone
7. (2.06)- slow-tempo, lovely melody
8. (4.14)- slow tempo, picturesque outdoor festival celebration
*9. (3.26)- melancholic, bittersweet, brilliant !, a forgiving message to a friend, delicate vox
10. (2.51)- touches of Talking Heads’ playful polyrhythms
Recent airplay
Treasure Island
Sunflower Sutra: Earthy — Apr 25, 2013
Hummingbird
Sunflower Sutra: Springtime — Mar 21, 2013
Rossini
Sunflower Sutra — Mar 06, 2013
I've Got Something I Can Laugh About
Time Traveler — Mar 01, 2013
Blue Eyes
The Show with T-Lex & Lolo — Feb 28, 2013
I've Got Something I Can Laugh About
Time Traveler — Feb 22, 2013
Charting
2013-01-12 — 2013-03-17
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Mar 10 | 1 |
| Mar 3 | 2 |
| Feb 24 | 1 |
| Feb 10 | 1 |
| Feb 3 | 1 |
| Jan 27 | 2 |
| Jan 20 | 2 |
| Jan 13 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | I've Got Something I Can Laugh About | ||
| 2. | Ishi | ||
| 3. | Little Sandy | ||
| 4. | Broken Drum | ||
| 5. | Ex-Favorite One | ||
| 6. | Rossini | ||
| 7. | Hummingbird | ||
| 8. | Treasure Island | ||
| 9. | Blue Eyes | ||
| 10. | 2012 |