Album Review: Radiator by Brianna Lane

Album Name: Radiator
Artist: Brianna Lane
Year/Label: 2005 / Independent

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Review by Amy Lotsberg Producer of Collected Sounds

I met Brianna before I ever heard her music. She came to pick up Chris Pureka after her (Chris’) show at my house. For some reason, perhaps because she’s not a large person in stature, I was expecting a nice quiet, folky CD…kind of small voice, small sound. Nope! That’s not what you get at all.

“Downpour” is a nice driving rock song. Her voice isn’t loud and screamy or anything, but the song rocks nonetheless. It’s reminding me of a Shawn Colvin song (side note, I just visited Shawn’s website and all I can say is Holy Eye Lift Batman! But who cares? I still love her.)

Brianna has a comfortable/comforting voice. The songs are well written, melodic but not too predictable.

In fact that this whole CD would be a good companion to both Jonatha Brooke or Shawn Colvin’s music. Fans of either of these fantastic performers should do yourselves a favor and check out Brianna Lane.

I feel especially lucky as Brianna Lane is scheduled to appear at my home (performing this time) in March of 2006.

Posted on November 9, 2005

Track Listing
Listen to track samples
1. Downpour
2. Still Alive
3. When I Get There
4. Dreams & Nightmares
5. Cowboy Hat
6. Sad Songs
7. Wrong Hands
8. Man In The Moon
9. The Good Guys
10. This Broken Song
11. Bullet

[Brianna Lane Official Site]

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