Lullaby

General | Nov 2010

Reviews

Moose
Reviewed 2011-02-24
Dreamy-folk. Local solo singer-songwriter who composed these songs while ‘looking through the window and out into the night sky”. This album is all about self-introspection, and in many ways, self-criticism. Pretty simple on the instrumentals - mostly lyrics driving this album. Think Elliott Smith and Nick Drake when they were just starting to get a feel for songwriting. No FCC’s.

My picks: 4, 5, 8

1) Mid. (8:06) Steady strumming on guitar, not much variation for such a lengthy song.
2) Slow-mid. (5:39) Piano, guitar, bells. More of a lullaby feel. Unexpected multi-track guitar solo at end.
3) Slow-mid. (4:44) Just guitar. One might call this a ‘bitter’ lullaby….”Happy stupid birthday, baby”
4) *Slow-mid. (4:18) Dream-like, with faint celtic influences
5) *Mid. (5:43) More upbeat – best vocal quality on album
6) Slow. (4:49) Guitar and sparse tambourine. Melancholy.
7) Slow. (1:57) A short play with ironic self-loathing; mostly a cute interlude
8) *Slow-mid. (3:38) Strong piano melody.
9) Slow-Mid. (1:32) Guitar and vocals literally echo each other (la-la-la)
10) Slow. (3:56) Empty breaks after each line – loneliest song of the lot

Recent airplay

Lullaby
Brownian Motion (sub) — Apr 27, 2011
Little Boy Blue
Bisous Bijoux — Apr 19, 2011
Happy Birthday
The Independent Mind — Apr 06, 2011
Lullaby, Running
The Independent Mind — Mar 31, 2011
Lullaby, Little Boy Blue
The Independent Mind — Mar 22, 2011
Nightingale

Charting

2011-03-06 — 2011-05-08
Week EndingAirplays
May 1 1
Apr 24 1
Apr 10 1
Apr 3 1
Mar 27 1
Mar 13 1

Track listing

1. Running
2. Silver
3. Happy Birthday
4. Little Boy Blue
5. Lucifer
6. Nightingale
7. Selfish
8. Lullaby
9. The Dream
10. Babylon