Sandra McCracken, Gravity/Love (TowHee, 2006)
Her musicians don't have to be light-handed; her voice carries strongly and the arrangements are draw-stringed around her delicious voice like a multicolored ribbon of sound. This Missouri-born singer spent time in Nashville, and her talents in song-writing show up in the moving tracks she has created on this album. A mix of tempos keeps the tracks interesting, but the songs remain marked by McCracken's signature beat and grit-and-honey voice. The mixture of musicians who contributed to the CD is a large part of the beauty that you'll find on these cuts. The country feel isn't held to a strict regime, though. It appears there was a lot of room for inspiration and there's a special sound that accompanies the songs. I think this is a CD that will be cherished by everyone who hears it. Don't let the simplicity of the cover fool you. There's a lot to be sung about a heart and an apple. [ visit the artist's website ] ![]() |
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