Call this one a mulligan. We see a very strong attempt at
progressive, experimentation, as a way to separate her single-lady voice from
the horde of other woman who are content with sitting on a piano stool.
Shrouded in mystery, the music tends more often than not to center on
confusion. It is not to say that she has made her album completely impenetrable
– only that the project itself seems to be lacking a theme for its own
existence, outside of the effort of trying something new. This is a typical
album which may not signify any growth on the musician’s part, only a hiatus
from her normal strong-suits.
Grade: B
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