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Reviews (2)
Gaffa [online]
d. 25. Jan. 2019
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d. 25. Jan. 2019
"Den islandske sanger/sangskriver Júníus Meyvant (...) har fastholdt en fortjent popularitet vidt og bredt, giver den hele armen på dette sit andet album. Across the Borders er således meget mere end blot mandens varme vokal og guitarspil - allieret med både en fuld strygersektion og et brassband er værket en storladen og til tider berusende størrelse ... Meyvant besidder et glimrende øre for sarte og sjælfulde melodier ... Til gengæld er Across the Borders også et sommetider lidt ufokuseret værk, der indimellem synes at ville for meget ... Overordnet er albummet dog en farverig og opløftende fest".
The line of best fit
d. 28. Jan. 2019
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Rory Foster
d. 28. Jan. 2019
"Across the Borders is not a happy-clappy pop record. Whilst melodies and arrangements vary from upbeat soul to softer, folk-ier moments, the one constant on Across the Borders is Meyvant's vocal. It's got an edge to it which cuts through the brightest of melodies. If someone like Curtis Mayfield uses falsetto to sweeten his tracks, Meyvant has a slight roughness to his vocal that makes happy songs hurt and sad songs hurt more. This edge stops any track becoming too sickly sweet".