Dan Vitale Enjoys The “Perfect Touches” That Abound On Inara George’s New LP

Dan Vitale writes that Inara George‘s Songs of Douglass and Littell is “an experience of pure musical delight… The music is in different modes, carrying echoes of bossa nova, West Coast jazz, French pop, show tunes, or the sounds emanating from a smoky nightclub in a noir film.”

Vitale continues, “Perfect touches abound… and then there is the singer. George has never been in greater command of her voice. She goes from strength to strength, not just interpreting the material but weaving it into our minds. The voice whispers, cries, laughs; it trickles like water finding its way into the cracks between notes; it zips, sprints, crawls, rushes, slows, and dances, responding not just to the stories in the songs but also to its own inner metronome, and the blend is dazzling.” There’s more! Read the full review here, and get the album on the radio today.