Amy Fabry |
| July 2003 Rock Pop Alternative | |
| Written by Chanita Davis | |
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Reviews Artist: Amy FabryTitle: Cultivated Pearl Label: Unknown Alloy "House In Limbo" is the welcoming track of the album. Everything about the song is great. It has a slow tango beat that's incredibly easy to get into to and the singing breathes life into the whole thing. The writing couldn't be more simple and understandable, giving just about everyone something that they could relate to. "Moments Like This", "When I Fell", and "What It Is" are three beautiful and meaningful love songs. You can hear every single instrument used while she sweetly serenades you into a relaxing state of mind. Nothing is better than coming home and winding down to this album. If Amy Fabry had more exposure she just might have been the big winner on Grammy night instead of Norah Jones. They are both extraordinary musicians with a great gift in music but I believe that Amy Fabry is a bit more deserving. Her style is untainted and original. She's a real artist and a true musician and this album proves that. User reviews There are no user reviews for this item. Add new review Powered by jReviews |
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