Album Review: Songs to Undress Your Ego by David D’Alessio

Album Name: Songs to Undress Your Ego
Artist: David D’Alessio
Year/Label: 2007 / Independent

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Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell

I’ve reviewed an album by Kelley Dolan and here she produces and plays in the background.

David D’Alessio is a talented songwriter in his own right and his debut is a wonderful listen. His voice is soft and the melodies immediate.

“Savor The Cold” might bring the laidback cool of but D’Alessio has his own twist on it.

“Lines Uncertain” has a great backing vocal bit by Dolan and a great lead. The song’s melancholy and antiwar message are highly affecting.

Love is on the way” has a relaxed, Californian sound and seems tailor made for the radio.

“Year on Mars” is another great song, D’Alessio reaching plaintive heights and recalling Damien Rice.

D’Alessio’s debut is a thoroughly lovely record and I hope it gets heard by many.

Posted on September 3, 2007

Track Listing
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1 Indigo
2 Savor the Cold
3 Lines Uncertain
4 If I Could
5 Under Orion
6 Love Is On the Way
7 Said Too Much
8 Year On Mars
9 Blackout
10 I Am the One
11 Salt

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