Komplettes MP3 Album von Karyn Whittemore
Angegebene Spieldauer: 42:28
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2001-03-21
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: Powerful ballads, addictive melodies, and soulful vocals make up this alternative pop CD. Karyn sings with angelic passion against stark, beautiful arrangements and lush harmonies.

Käufer, die sich für (Tori Amos Alanis Morisette Sarah McLachlan) interessieren sollten sich dieses Album anhören.

Weitere Informationen vom Distributor:
The songwriting/music organization "JUST PLAIN FOLKS" has nominated "SLIPPERY ROAD" for best contemporary album of the year, and "If you could believe in you" for best contemporary song of the year.


BIO

In the mountains of Southern Utah where gun wielding survivalists dwell near the red rock desert and new prophets are found on the dusty back roads, singer songwriter Karyn Whittemore has emerged from the desert with a different view.

With influences from artists like Kate Bush, Tori Amos, Liz Phair, and Sarah McLachlan, Karyn’s songs are passionate and sometimes a little quirky..... with occasional spiritual to mystical overtones.

Karyn is known for her spell binding ballads in her live performances, and dynamic pop/rock/folk style.



REVIEWS

"When Whittemore starts trilling her notes, cats will purr and birds will want to help her with household chores. Magically pretty folk."
-LISTEN.COM

"She’s Cedar City’s own Jewel - with a little Sarah Mclachlan and Alanis Morrisette thrown in for good measure"
- WHERE IT’S @


"She seems to have an innate empathy for the human condition and a gift for poetically expressing it"
- THE INDEPENDENT

"Karyn’s music is alive; a breathing beating creature that has sprung mightily from a deep well of human emotion"
- THE JOURNAL

"Her arrangements are rich with piano, guitar, strings, and layered with vocals that compare favorably to Kate Bush"
- THE INDEPENDENT

"A gifted songwriter and singer"
- THE SPECTRUM

IF YOU COULD BELIEVE IN YOU "...a truly beautiful love song."
HIGH NOW "...a good rock track from the hands of Janis Joplin."
- NEPHILUS