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Kara Grainger Nr. 82 Sept./Oktober 2013 16.Jahrgang Gratis im Fachhandel WWW.INMUSIC2000.DE ISABEL SOARES Thousand Words KARA GRAINGER inHard_inMusic_S1_S16 16.09.2013 4:21 Uhr Seite 16 Seite Uhr 4:21 16.09.2013 inHard_inMusic_S1_S16 MONATS DES CD KARA GRAINGER GHOST BROTHERS OF LYNN MILES GENEVIÈVE TOUPIN ELIN KAVEN Shiver & Sigh DARKLAND COUNTY Downpour The Ocean Pictures Maizan - Thaw Eclecto Groove/in-akustik Various Artists CRS/in-akustik Project Nordic Notes/Broken Silence ###### Concord Music/Universal Music ###### Disques Nom./Broken Silence ##### ###### ##### Eine echte Entdeckung ist Die kanadische Sängerin Die Samen sind ein indige- dieses Album der ebenso Ein Hörerlebnis der beson- und Songwriterin Lynn Miles Hierzulande ist die hübsche nes Volk im Norden Fenno- hübschen wie talentierten deren Art ist diese CD zu ist eine sichere Bank in Frankokanadierin Geneviève skandinaviens. Von hier australischen Sängerin, dem Southern-Gothic Musi- Sachen gefühlvollem Coun- Toupin leider noch nicht stammt die arktische Fee Songwriterin und Slidegitar- cal „Ghost Brothers Of Dar- try-Folk. Davon zeugt auch allzu bekannt, was sich viel- und Sängerin Elin Kaven. Sie ristin Kara Grainger. Auf kland County“, dem Gemein- ihr neues und bereits elftes leicht mit ihrem Zweitling ist die Urenkelin des ihrem 13er Werk „Shiver & schaftsprojekt von John Mel- Studioalbum „Downpour“, „The Ocean Pictures Project“ berühmten Schamanen in Sigh“ zeigt sie auf den 11 lencamp, Horror-Autor Ste- das schon gleich mit dem ändern könnte. Ein wunder- der eisigen Tundra Sapmi Stücken, was sie so alles phen King und Produzent T Opener „More“ verzückt und bar verträumtes, leicht dun- und hat seine magischen drauf hat, und das ist eine Bone Burnett. Musikalisch sehr charmant in den Gehör- kel eingefärbtes Folk-Pop- Gaben geerbt. Klarer Fall, ganze Menge: bluesiges umgesetzt mit hochkaräti- gängen hängen bleibt. Ihr Album mit Songwriterein- dass auch in ihren Songs Gitarrenspiel, Folkblues, gen Künstlern wie Elvis weitgehend akustischer Old- schlag, in das man sich sehr Mystik, Mediation und Fol- groovige Momente, Sou- Costello, Kris Kristofferson, fashioned-Sound und ihre schön fallen lassen kann klore des nördlichen Polar- thern & Roots Rock u.v.m. Taj Mahal, Sheryl Crow, Dave melancholisch packende und das durch seine Akusti- kreises eine wichtige Rolle Dazu kommt noch ihre tolle Alvin, Rosanne Cash u.v.a. Stimme sind eine tolle Kom- kinstrumentierung zu gefal- spielen. Und richtig ins Ohr Stimme, einfach unwider- Die Geschichte in den bination. Man höre hierzu len weiß. Geneviève hat ein gehen können ihre in sami- stehlich! Als Anspieltipps Sumpflandschaften des nur das rhythmisch leicht warmes Stimmtimbre, das scher Sprache gesungenen empfehle ich mal das groo- Mississippi handelt von „rumpelnde“ „Sad“ und die trotz aller bittern Süße und Stücke auch. Man höre hier- vige „Shut Down“ und die einem Brudermord und ent- wunderschöne Countrybal- Melancholie einfach gut ins zu nur das mächtig nach akustische Slidegitarren-Bal- wickelt durch die einge- laden „How To Be Alone“, die Ohr geht. Man höre hierzu vorne treibende „Vaimmu lade „I’m Not Ready! Produ- schobenen Spoken-Parts auch eine Emmylou Harris nur das tolle Eröffnungs- Cuovga“. Schön, dass es ziert hat die CD David Z (u.a. (u.a. von Meg Ryan) eine nicht besser hinbekommen stück „Open Something Up“ immer wieder solch ent- Johnny Lang, Buddy Guy). ganz eigene Note. Klasse! hätte. Sehr hörenswert! und „My Name“. deckenswerten CDs gibt... 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SAM LEE 3 4 3 5 4 4 5 Für die legendären Cream Ground Of Its Own Ø: 4,0 im Studio, um nach ihrem Renaissance. Großen Anteil steuerte Pete Brown einst 8. 10 FT. GANJA PLANT 4 3 4 4 4 4 4 umjubelten Instrumental- daran hat hierbei u.a. auch maßgebliche Texte bei. Nun Skycatcher Ø: 3,9 Album eine Scheibe mit rich- ein junger Mann aus dem meldet er sich mit einem 9. 7 RAY Somewhere In A... Ø: 3,7 4 2 5 4 3 4 4 tiger Mikrofon-Arbeit einzu- Norden Londons, der den neuen Album zurück, das er 10. GARLAND JEFFERYS spielen. Das Ergebnis heißt Traditional Folk mit unkon- mit seinem langjährigen Truth Serum Ø: 3,6 3 3 4 4 3 3 5 „Skycatcher“ und führt uns ventionellen Instrumenten Kumpan Phil Ryan (keys) 11. AMY SPACE 3 2 4 5 3 3 4 wieder weit zurück in die wie Alphörner, Tablas, Elec- und einer Schar von hoch- How To Sleep... Ø: 3,4 70er Jahre und somit in die tronics, Banjo, Maultrom- karätigen Gästen (u.a. 12. THE GREEN 3 2 3 4 4 4 3 Hawai’i 13 Ø: 3,3 Blütezeit des Reggaes. Hier meln und einer indischen Posaunistin Annie White- 13. LILLY WOOD & THE PRICK haben die Jungs um den Shrutibox aufpeppt. Und head, Saxophonist Lee Goo- The Fight Ø: 3,1 3 2 4 3 2 3 5 Fronter Kevin Kinsella ihre über diesen ungewöhnlichen dall & Drummer Jeff Allen) 14. DIANA PANTON 3 3 4 3 3 3 2 musikalischen Zelte aufge- Soundkontext legt Sam Lee eingespielt hat. Ergebnis ist To Brazil With Love Ø: 3,0 schlagen und hauen uns tie- schließlich auch noch seine ein grooviger und züngeln- 15. SCHNEIDER TM 2 4 3 3 3 2 4 Guitar Sounds Ø: 2,9 fer getunten Reggae und gut sonore Baritonstimme, der der Jazz, Soul & Blues-Cock- abgehangenen Slow-Dub man als Hörer ziemlich 16. GASANDJI tail mit zahlreichen Höhe- Gasandji Ø: 2,7 3 4 2 4 2 2 2 um die Ohren, dass es eine schnell verfällt. Als Anspiel- punkten, u.a. dem tollen 17. THE MIGRANT 2 2 3 3 4 2 2 Freude ist. Kingston und tipp empfiehlt sich gleich „Eva’s Blues“ und dem wit- Beads Ø: 2,6 Jamaika-Feeling lassen der Opener „The Ballad Of zigen „Motormother“ mit sei- 18. MARA & DAVID grüßen und auch die Funk- George Collins“, eine tragi- Call It Freedom Ø: 2,4 3 2 2 3 2 3 2 nen nicht ganz jugendfreien Sections kommen lupenrein sche Geschichte über eine Texten. Tolle Scheibe, dicke 19. GROSSSTADTKLEIN O.S.T. Ø: 2,3 1 2 3 3 2 2 1 aus den Amplifiern. rachsüchtige Nymphe. Empfehlung! 20. WEITER FRANK ZÖLLNER MINKY STEIN Weiter Ø: 2,1 2 221123 BERND LORCHER 2 INMUSIC 09/13 - 10/13 inHard_inMusic_S1_S16 16.09.2013 4:20 Uhr Seite 15 Seite Uhr 4:20 16.09.2013 inHard_inMusic_S1_S16 den dürfte. gie's Farm" und "Hoochie Coochie 7RAY Nichts für die Charts oder für DUKLAS FRISCH Man". Das Blues Band Original-Line- A TASTE OF BESTE UNTERHAL- Somewhere In A Carlet Sky TUNG Klangästheten, sondern für die Fans 7Music/New Music Distribution up mit Paul atonaler Beschallung und querge- #### BLANK & JONES PRE- Jones, Tom V.A. Beste Unterhaltung/Broken Silence dachtem Elektro-Sound. SENT McGuinness, ##### JÖRG EIFEL In dem neuen Hollywood-Kinostrei- Bonheur & Mélancholie Dave Kelly, fen „The Informers“ von Regisseur Soundcolours Gary Fletcher Das rührige Label „Beste Unterhal- SHIREGREEN tung“ feiert das 5jährige Bestehen mit Brad Easton ##### und Hughie The Stories I Could Tell Ellis sind einem 18gängigen Sampler zum Ken- Zu Frankreich hatten Blank & Jones Flint war nenlernpreis. Auf DMG /Broken Silence gleich zwei schon erste #### Songs vom schon immer eine innige Bezie- dem Spielplan stehen hung. Da war es ja mal überfällig, Sahne. Empfehlung! eine Menge ent- Eigentlich kann man kaum glauben, Debütwerk BERND LORCHER dass Shiregreen alias Klaus Adama- sich mit einer deckungswürdiger des Österrei- Künstler und Bands schek aus dem nordhessischen Roten- chers 7Ray zu 16gängigen OLI BROWN aus den Bereichen burg kommt. Seine Stimme und seine hören. Gibt es Kollektion der Singer/Songwriter, Folk und Ameri- Songwriterkunst passsen schon eher aktuellen und Songs From The Road eine bessere musikalische Visiten- Ruf Records/in-akustik cana. Myrra Ros, Svavar Knutur und in die Weiten Amerikas und seiner karte? Wohl kaum! Und wenn dann äußerst viel- ##### Ragga Gröndal kommen aus Island, nicht enden wollenden Highways. Wer noch der bekannte Produzent und fältigen fran- die bezaubernden The Henry Girls authentische und auch vom Gesang Keyboarder Uwe Fahrenkrog-Peter- zösischen Ein tolles Live-Bluesrock-CD&DVD- haben ihre Homebase in Irland und her charismatische Country- und Folk- sen seine Hände mit ihm Spiel hat, Musikszene Set von Oli Brown und seiner Iamthemorning kommen sogar aus kunst im Stile eines Kris Kristofferson oder Tom Russel mag, sollte an die- kann eigentlich nur hitverdächtiger zu widmen. Und dasgibt es eine bestens aufgelegten Band, das bei dem fernen Russland. Viel Hörens- wertes auf einer proppevoll bepack- ser Scheibe schnell gefallen finden.
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