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 Easy Listening Oct 22, 2008
Not a bad CD. Her music reminds me a lot of Sarah McLaughlin and Tori Amos. I would have rather the radio version of In the Rough and Wreck of the Day but I'm still pretty satisfied with the CD overall.
Grown-up girly music. Jul 31, 2008
The poetry in the songs is really beautiful in this CD. I suggest reading the lyrics as you would a book of poetry. Anna Nalick sings well, and she is more adult in style and content than the assorted pop stars jarring the radio waves today. I'm enjoying this album.
Real talent Jun 23, 2008
Sometimes it's hard to parse between the pretenders and the legitimate singer-songwriters of this generation, particularly on the female side. So many female artists are packaged and repackaged and produced with layers of vocal overlay that you can't really tell whether they truly have the songwriting and singing chops to last.
Fortunately, in this case, it's very apparent that Anna Nalick has what it takes. She carries an easy but passionate singing style that comes across strongly, not in a contrived way but with real sincerity. I would place her at the top of the heap of up-and-coming female vocal talents (with folks like Duffy, and a notch above the Kelly Clarksons of the world...as much fun as I think Kelly is).
 Excellently rendered CD! May 19, 2008
This is one of the best CD"s I have heard in a long time. The tracks are put in sequence well to enhance the flow of the music. Anna Nalick has a wonderful voice and I think she will be at the top of the industry soon.
My favorite tracks include "Satellite" and "In The Rough" and "Wreck of the Day". Thanks Anna , looking forward to hearing more music from you soon I hope.
Spectacular Mar 23, 2008
Anna Nalick is truly a spectacular songstress. She has written or co-written every track and the songs are just wonderful. In terms of style, I'd say she's a cross between Michelle Branch and Tori Amos.
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