One Cell In the Sea

来自美国的年轻女孩A Fine Frenzy在7月份发行了自己的第一盘专集,整盘专集顺畅的表达了A Fine Frenzy特有的那股特有犹豫和伤感,看了A Fine Frenzy详细的资料,并没有发现她的成长中有过太大的苦难,但却把忧伤演绎的这样优美和完整;当你孤单受伤或夜晚思念的时候不妨来听听A Fine Frenzy的轻吟,你会找到许多共鸣,让那颗受过伤的心灵找到一丝安慰;其实她的音乐本身没有太多值得称赞的亮点,但带上耳机听着A Fine Frenzy的音乐,自己却变的非常安静!(转自colalan)
A Fine Frenzy is actually just a fine young singer-songwriter from Seattle, born Alison Sudol. A self-taught piano player, on her debut album she pairs sweeping orchestral arrangements with dreamlike lyrics inspired by the classic works of fantasy writers like CS Lewis, EB White, and Lewis Carroll. Add to that a propensity for frilly shirts and cryptic song titles such as "The Minnow & the Trout" and you half-expect to find a back alley Joanna Newsom. Instead Sudol specializes in accessible pop epics, the kind of songs that fit perfectly over the end credits of a great Hollywood tearjerker. Despite the gentle melancholia that runs through "Ashes and Wine" and "You Picked Me," each tune arrives wrapped in an exuberant melody and topped by the singer's commanding voice. On the disc's standout moment, "Almost Lover," she shows she can do simplicity as well, musing over a sublime piano medley, "Shoulda known you'd bring me heartache/ Oh, most lovers always do."