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Breathe The Same Air by Brooke Fox
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10 tracks | 41 minutes
Released Jun 2005
on Babbling Brooke Records
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"Strong yet vulnerable, bold but delicate". This sophomore album is a collection of songs about falling in love, dreaming in city scenery and living in wide scope.
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With a "strong yet vulnerable" set of songs drawing mentions to The Sundays, Patty Griffin and Ricky Lee Jones, Brooklyn songwriter Brooke Fox's effortless vocals and direct lyrics draw a decidedly optimistic reality of relationships and human response. "Breathe The Same Air", her second self-released disc finds Fox a few relationships wiser, a few years stronger and newly married, which is a theme that threads sweetly through the collection of songs.
Almost half of the tracks are collaborations, marking a shift in Fox's once-private universe of writing. The album opens with "Cinematic" (featured on the 2005 CDBaby Best Sellers compilation), a grand, pulsating homage to the "movie-moments" in everyday life. Beautifully soaked in nostalgia, "Breathe The Same Air" (Winner: 2004 Great American Song Contest Honor Award) is a waltzy lullaby, detailing the discovery of a lover's well-preserved childhood room.
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Reviewhrickards wrote on June 09, 2008
The first song's quite classical, and the rest of the album's very slow, then fast.