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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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"The New 45" by Sarah Jarosz is full of true beauty and soul from a young, gifted singer-songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist. Sarah's new original song, "My Muse", is hauntingly beautiful and reminds the listener of Joni Mitchell at her finest. Sarah's cover of Bill Withers' "Grandma's Hands" is cool, soulful, and a new and creative twist on the original. Can't wait for her second full-length album in 2011!!! Sarah's 2009 debut album, "Song Up In Her Head", is a true gem and a promise for an enduring future from this young artist!!!
1 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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With this two-song release, the nineteen-year-old singer/songwriter/string player bridges her acoustic bluegrass to a more progressive sound, and demonstrates a keen understanding of modern music marketing. While artists still issue albums, there's a greater need to keep a constant flow of music in listener's ears, and reverting to the time-honored pre-album single - but in digital form - is a savvy move. This "digital 45" includes a new original song, "My Muse," that will appear on her second album, and a cover of Bill Withers' "Grandma's Hands" as a "B-side." The latter is not slated for the album, giving it the sheen of a collector's item. Jarosz continues to astound with the fluidity of her singing, and on "My Muse" she offers a piece whose chorus evokes Rubber Soul-era Beatles, but whose sonics are more modern in their echo-y richness. Her studio recording of "Grandma's Hands" is restrained in comparison to her gospel-tinged concert readings, and the bass-fiddle-mandolin arrangement hasn't the bottom-end soul and beat that so effectively underlined Bill Withers' original. In addition to her concert schedule (which is necessarily lightened by her college studies), this is a great way to keep her music on fans' radar. 3-1/2 stars, if allowed fractional ratings. [©2010 hyperbolium dot com]
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