Album Review:The Loss of Me by Vivian Mulder

Album Name: The Loss of Me
Artist: Vivian Mulder
Year/Label: 2003 / Tranquila Records

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Review by Anna Maria Stjärnell

This debut album By Vivian Mulder brings a smile to my face. She sings softly but surely and writes great songs.

“Sometimes Joy” rests on a lazy beat. Mulder’s warm vocal gives her words a resonance.

“Hard Man” is darker, but the music is still mellow. Mulder sings of a dysfunctional relationship in a very revealing way. “I feel you strengthen my threshold for pain” she sings, chillingly.

“The Artist” is a song with lots of soul. Mulder sings of the titular character and adds a verse in French. The title track is an exotic-flavoured beauty with cutting words about misogyny.

“The Prospect of Love” is a sad but not resigned song.

“The Loss of Me” is brilliant.

Posted on December 10, 2003

Track Listing
1. Auto Brainwashing
2. Sometimes Joy
3. Hard Man
4. I Don’t Get It
5. The Artist
6. The Loss of Me
7. The Prospect of Love
8. Before the Band
9. South Street
10. You bring me

[Vivian Mulder Official Site]

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