From the synthpop-laced chorus of "Stranger" to the industrialized "Break" to the tremolo twang of "Undone", each song on smoke through it presents a collage of sounds and tones encased in sharp and approachable songwriting. Tying it all together are the vocal stylings of Laura Hillman, an artist that seamlessly blends numerous eras of vocalists into a single voice. Drawing from the torch singers of the '40s, the classic female rockers, and the modern trip-hop singers, Hillman weaves a masterful tapestry that complements each song uniquely.

1. Stranger
2. Goodbye
3. The Feeling
4. Just Tell Me
5. Low
6. Undone
7. Rainy Eyes
8. Forever
9. Break
10. History

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 1/21/2012
Endless Blue lives in Wisconsin USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Trip-hop

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