MP3 Laurie Larson - Artist´s Mirage
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Songwriting that's ahead of the pack, progressive folk.
10 MP3 Songs
NEW AGE: New Age, FOLK: like Joni
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Press reviews
ARTIST'S MIRAGE - Laurie Larson by NAPRA REVIEW
Laurie Larson is a true renaissance woman; she not only sings, writes, plays many different instruments, photographs and paints, but she is an astrophysicist by occupation.
For her, mixing science and art makes perfect sense.
"Creativity is born from making unique connections between divergent notes, divergent arts and divergent sciences," she says.
Creativity certainly abounds on this CD.
Called "psychedelic folk-rock" by her label, the music incorporates her poetry (often resembling prayer, as in "Sunset of the Mesa") and ethereal backup that ranges from multi-track vocals to synthesizer to sax, as in the captivating "Feather Dancer." With more of a New Age sound than folk, Larson's songs are daring, uniquely her own - the title cut really gets out there! Definitely worth a listen, preferably with headphones.
10 MP3 Songs
NEW AGE: New Age, FOLK: like Joni
Details:
Press reviews
ARTIST'S MIRAGE - Laurie Larson by NAPRA REVIEW
Laurie Larson is a true renaissance woman; she not only sings, writes, plays many different instruments, photographs and paints, but she is an astrophysicist by occupation.
For her, mixing science and art makes perfect sense.
"Creativity is born from making unique connections between divergent notes, divergent arts and divergent sciences," she says.
Creativity certainly abounds on this CD.
Called "psychedelic folk-rock" by her label, the music incorporates her poetry (often resembling prayer, as in "Sunset of the Mesa") and ethereal backup that ranges from multi-track vocals to synthesizer to sax, as in the captivating "Feather Dancer." With more of a New Age sound than folk, Larson's songs are daring, uniquely her own - the title cut really gets out there! Definitely worth a listen, preferably with headphones.
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