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5.0 out of 5 stars
audio out, January 27, 2004
this is a great album. wild work from this 24 year old who's come a long way from the addicted to bass vocals she did with josh abrahams. track 3. Clair De Lude is a crazy song with a real electric hybrid style..... and amiels angelic vocals make the song very light and relaxing but still something you'll be singing along to. track 5. Missing The Music is another killa song. she co-wrote this with Josh Abrahams of Puretone and its really something that stays stuck in your head. the album is fantastic... a wonderfully electric marriage of pop/folk/dance. she is a really talented singer and the album shows it.
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3 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
It's Rock, Pop, and Moveable!, January 29, 2004
Well, Is it any wonder that Australia is excelling in great music proportions. Amiel is another great aussie wonder. With a few hits under her belt, she has made an impact on many australians. With her ever-so-catchy hit song 'Lovesong', where the album version is quite coarse on language- but yet, it sits well. Just like Eminem using corny rap grammer and foul language... Amiel can do it nicely. Her second song, 'Obsession (i love you)' is a great, bubbly, light pop-rock catchy tune. It's enough to get you in a good mood when the chorus comes along...."...i love you, and everything you do...i love you'" Just so good. She even showcases a good range of musical beats...her dance-ballad-pop (think Tina Cousins) 'Theme for a one night stand' is impressive and radio friendly. 'Tonight' her 3rd release is a catchy woven beat mix that delivers yet another catchy chorus. Her ability to sing and write songs is an impressive lead for Amiel. She can deliver great pop-rock- and perhaps anything she puts her mind to. Other highlights on the album include- Missing The Music, Clair De Lune and Nothing Can Break Me. Each exert a different emotion, and set you in a better mood instantly, just listen, stay tuned and welcome Amiel openly. At only 24, she can only make your day happier when you put this cd in your stereo, car, or at work. It just works for you!!! A Good overall album. AUDIO OUT!!!
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Fabulous, March 7, 2006
My first oppurtunity to hear Amiel was from a friend who had downloaded Obsession (I Love You) and after hearing that song, I had to have the CD. Amiel's innocent, yet mysterious voice is entrancing. The album is extremely well done and puts a creative and eletric spin on modern pop music. Definitely worth the purchase.
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