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Vertebrae No.5 by Mische Eddins
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5 tracks | 20 minutes
Released Oct 2003
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:22 Sometimes I Smile lyrics BUY MP3 04:22 Sometimes I Smile lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:22 Sometimes I Smile
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:47 Called to Say lyrics BUY MP3 03:47 Called to Say lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:47 Called to Say
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 04:14 Strange lyrics BUY MP3 04:14 Strange lyrics "GIFT MP3" 04:14 Strange
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Dark dreamy folk electronica - Eddins uses acoustic and electric guitars fused with synthetics beats, textures and other delicate sonics to create a gorgeous swirling universe of sound. Her voice is sharp but soft, innocent yet worldly, with a slight edge
Bio / Background
When Mische Eddins decided it was time to get the music out of her head and onto a CD she busted a move and hooked up with some of Seattle's top talent. Along with guitarist Bill Horist and producer Steve Fisk, Eddins hit the studio to record the five tracks that would become her debut EP, Vertebrae No.5.
On the disc's opening cut, "Sometimes I Smile," Eddins uses acoustic and electric guitars fused with synthetics beats, textures and other delicate sonics to create a gorgeous swirling universe of sound. Her voice is sharp but soft, innocent yet worldly, with a slight edge and just a hint of vulnerability.
On "Called to Say," Steve Fisk makes his mark by infusing his trademark sound--pops, blips and textural layers--into the deep, translucent arrangements. Along with the twin guitar work of Eddins and Horist, the song moves with grace and sophistication through sleek pop melodies and a steady acoustic rhythm.
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