Shine Of Dried Electric Leaves, The

World | May 2006

Reviews

Decca
Reviewed 2006-09-13
A mostly English pop-programming-parade. She’s got a whispery, sex-kittenish voice and there’s lots of programming, which gives things a decidedly modern air but which also makes most tracks sound decidedly similar: downtempo, a little dark, with varying layers & moods. Rather self-consciously too “artistic” for my taste. I liked these the best:

1. Lightly bossa, downtempo, a bit dark w/whispery male/fem vox.
4. Lazily swaying bossa – vocal duet w/various electronic sounds.
6. Mostly midtempo, swirling w/a sort of global programming
7. Mid/uptempo groove w/sexy French male vox in back.
8. Slow & romantic … like a love song on Veneusian radio
11. Soft bossa at first, picks up w/layers of extra noises

Recent airplay

Green Grass
Pseudo-Brownian Motion — Jan 25, 2012
Mad Man Song (Feat. Spleen)
meltdown — Jul 06, 2010
Green Grass
Transitions — May 15, 2010
Minha Neguinha
Transitions — Apr 24, 2010
Esplendor
The Mobile Subject — Apr 17, 2010
Green Grass
Trip Over Zero — Oct 19, 2006

Charting

2006-09-17 — 2006-11-19 Reggae/World
Week EndingAirplays
Oct 22 1
Oct 8 3
Oct 1 1
Sep 24 1

Track listing

1. Green Grass
2. Instante De Dois
3. Phoenix
4. London London (Feat. Devendra Banhart)
5. City People
6. Minha Neguinha
7. Mad Man Song (Feat. Spleen)
8. Por Tida A Minha Vida
9. Flying High
10. Arrête Là, Menina (Feat. Seu Jorge)
11. Esplendor
12. Train Station
13. Lembra
14. Cajuína