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such sweet singing
Danish like Agnes Obel, Norvegian like Aurora, the nordic girls have
definitely a wonderful sense of sensual music
definitely a wonderful sense of sensual music
Another beautiful Viking with a captivating ethereal voice Well found, Bill :)
Nice siren's voice, or maybe an female elf? Norwegians believe in that deepley.
Bleyfusz wrote:
it's called 'mixing'.
A special term should be coined for such masterful segues, as from the previous Famous Blue Raincoat into this song. The end of the former and the beginning of the latter were virtually indistinguishable, and not even overlapping.
I hereby propose Goldsmithian as an adjective and submit it to the public vote.
it's called 'mixing'.
A special term should be coined for such masterful segues, as from the previous Famous Blue Raincoat into this song. The end of the former and the beginning of the latter were virtually indistinguishable, and not even overlapping.
I hereby propose Goldsmithian as an adjective and submit it to the public vote.
I hereby propose Goldsmithian as an adjective and submit it to the public vote.
Makes me barf.
Hypnotic voice.. Love it...
is that all her singing? I love the layering of the voices.
coloradojohn wrote:
It's the cold blue icy aurora borealis of the arctic circle I'm feeling in her voice.
She's really something! I love how she gently reaches such an incredible intensity in this, and how the subject matter is so mind-blowingly existential. Musical magic!
It's the cold blue icy aurora borealis of the arctic circle I'm feeling in her voice.
She's really something! I love how she gently reaches such an incredible intensity in this, and how the subject matter is so mind-blowingly existential. Musical magic!
Fantastic
would have personally preferred to hear some of her more poppy stuff (Cure For Me was a big favourite when this album cycle was in full swing) but we take it!
Nice voice!
Great transition from Famous Blue Raincoat to this today.
Superb 
There seems to be an AURORA invasion on RP lately, and you won't hear me complain about it.
Divine. In every way.
Wonder-ful!
inspiring, experimental
Response unclear. Ask again later...
the_jake wrote:
The girl (I can call her that cuz she's younger than any of my children) has a very pleasing voice. Even with the pronunciation key, I'm glad I'll never have to introduce her on open mic.
Whole lotta new music today on RP.
This artist is new to me as well
The girl (I can call her that cuz she's younger than any of my children) has a very pleasing voice. Even with the pronunciation key, I'm glad I'll never have to introduce her on open mic.
Whole lotta new music today on RP.
This artist is new to me as well
This artist is new to me as well
A special term should be coined for such masterful segues, as from the previous Famous Blue Raincoat into this song. The end of the former and the beginning of the latter were virtually indistinguishable, and not even overlapping.
I hereby propose Goldsmithian as an adjective and submit it to the public vote.
Nice, but what about williamystical?