I just ordered a few of your recommendations. As usual, the music related threads are most useful. Listening to Devandra Banhart - "Cripple Crow." Next up is Sufjan Stevens.
Skye Edwards, ever hear her beautiful voice?
I see many threads about female vocalists here on audiogon
but have never seen one about who I consider among the very best, Skye Edwards.
Her voice is liquid smoothness, very natural, soulful and very British.
The genre she performs in is called "Trip Hop", which has only been mentioned here briefly. I find much of this genre to be hypnotic, rythmic and very soothing, just the thing to wind down with at the end of a long day.
A good place to start experincing Skye is her website, but I believe her best work was done with a band called Morcheeba. Unfortunately she is no longer with them so there is no chance to see the combo live.
Hope you enjoy Skye as much as I do,
Ron
but have never seen one about who I consider among the very best, Skye Edwards.
Her voice is liquid smoothness, very natural, soulful and very British.
The genre she performs in is called "Trip Hop", which has only been mentioned here briefly. I find much of this genre to be hypnotic, rythmic and very soothing, just the thing to wind down with at the end of a long day.
A good place to start experincing Skye is her website, but I believe her best work was done with a band called Morcheeba. Unfortunately she is no longer with them so there is no chance to see the combo live.
Hope you enjoy Skye as much as I do,
Ron
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Its been 9 years since I made this post, and I am still amazed by Skye's singing. I really love this tune, hope you enjoy it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1uGbh96y-4 |
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