Eternal return
Sarah Blasko
Emneord
Minder om
Stabat mater
Arvo Pärt
Nordic choral music : Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark
Open up your head
Sea Girls
If the river was whiskey
Spin Doctors
I love a love song!
Rachael & Vilray
America
Südwestfunks Vokalensemble (Stuttgart)
I play my bass loud
Gina Birch
After dinner, we talk dreams
Michelle (New York City)
Free the universe
Major Lazer
Anmeldelser (6)
Albumism
d. 2. dec. 2022
af
af
Patrick Corcoran
d. 2. dec. 2022
"The two bookends of the album, "4am" and "5am" are the most successful and enticing due to the vocals on offer, whereas the three "songs" in between are well orchestrated with the odd shadow of Copland's "Appalachian Spring" for example, but feel like snippets of longer pieces - like highlights of an extended classical piece or soundtrack".
Gigwise
d. 21. nov. 2022
af
af
Luke Winstanley
d. 21. nov. 2022
"The sudden release of the orchestral 'Air' earlier this year was an unexpected, controversial detour away from [Sault's] usual work. 'Aiir' is another sumptuous classical effort, essentially functioning as a sequel or companion piece and at 5 tracks and 25 minutes it presents a more focused, leaner and less indulgent collection than its predecessor. Glorious instrumentation and beautifully varied arrangements elevate "Hiding Moon" and "Still Waters"' to soaring heights".
The Arts Desk
d. 23. dec. 2022
af
af
Barney Harsent
d. 23. dec. 2022
"Even on the quieter, reflexive and refined 'Aiir' (the follow-up to last year's 'Air'), they play to emotion first and head second, with stirring vocal surges and gentle, string-led swells that Charles Stepney would have been proud of".
Gigwise
d. 21. nov. 2022
af
af
Luke Winstanley
d. 21. nov. 2022
"The sudden release of the orchestral 'Air' earlier this year was an unexpected, controversial detour away from [Sault's] usual work. 'Aiir' is another sumptuous classical effort, essentially functioning as a sequel or companion piece and at 5 tracks and 25 minutes it presents a more focused, leaner and less indulgent collection than its predecessor. Glorious instrumentation and beautifully varied arrangements elevate "Hiding Moon" and "Still Waters"' to soaring heights".
The Arts Desk
d. 23. dec. 2022
af
af
Barney Harsent
d. 23. dec. 2022
"Even on the quieter, reflexive and refined 'Aiir' (the follow-up to last year's 'Air'), they play to emotion first and head second, with stirring vocal surges and gentle, string-led swells that Charles Stepney would have been proud of".
Albumism
d. 2. dec. 2022
af
af
Patrick Corcoran
d. 2. dec. 2022
"The two bookends of the album, "4am" and "5am" are the most successful and enticing due to the vocals on offer, whereas the three "songs" in between are well orchestrated with the odd shadow of Copland's "Appalachian Spring" for example, but feel like snippets of longer pieces - like highlights of an extended classical piece or soundtrack".