Releasedate: 21-10-2009; Label: Playground Records
By: Nina Mende
Jeanette Lindström is the jazz singer that prompted legendary producer Quincy Jones to voice the portentous words: “An old soul in a young singer”. And also: “She really understands what jazz is all about!” The year was 1995 and Jeanette Lindström made her major breakthrough – on a broad front. She is first and foremost a jazz singer, but at the same time has never been opposed to stepping outside of the borders of jazz. The calendar tells us it’s now a different year, and Jeanette Lindström is no longer a very promising newcomer but one of the most established jazz singers in Sweden.
This album is jazzy with the gorgeous voice of Jeanette Lindström. Powerful and strong yet very touchy it gets you deep. The music is slow and emotional. “Morning” and “River” also include a male back-up singer and additional vocalist. This album contains a lot of emotions. The lyrics are extremely deep and emotional as well. It will not leave you unimpressed. There is a lot of piano on the album. The melodies are catchy but not in a mainstream easy going way but more in an artistic way. It is quite impossible to compare this artwork named “Attitude and Orbit Control” to anything. Jeanette Lindström knows what good music is supposed to sound like and how to create it. I am impressed and hope to hear a lot more about her soon.
Tracklist: 01. We Would 02. All We Have is Now 04. Morning 05. River 06. You Say 07. Scenery 08. Scenery Postludium 09. Blue Room Yellow Tree 10. Lament 11. River 12. Spacetalk 13. Spacewalk |
Links:
Jeanette Lindström MySpace
Jeanette Lindström Official
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