Adore : Falling You

Falling You : Adore.
Haunting, ethereal pop ambient.

Adore finds "Falling You" exploring a more optimistic, rock-oriented motif. Though the ethereal / ambient base is still there, the music ranges from ambient, to jangly shoegaze, to melodic space-rock, to dream-pop and finally back to ambient. The concept is a simple one - life is a varied and wonderful thing, and though it's trials can weigh heavily on us, it's tribulations can lift our hearts. "Adore" is about exploring the more optimistic side of emotional music and this gift called life.

Vocalists include Anji Bee (LoveSpirals), Suzanne Perry (MelodyGuild, Love Spirals Downwards), Aimee Page (Vishnu's Secret), Victoria Lloyd (Claire Voyant), Erica Mulkey (Unwoman, Stripmall Architecture), Dru Allen (This Ascension, Mirabilis), Summer Bowman (The Machine In The Garden, Mirabilis) and Kirsty Hawkshaw (Delirium, Mr. Sam).

Songs:

1. Blessed
2. Champagne
3. Firestorm
4. Adore
5. Song Of Summer
6. Bloom
7. Moving One
8. Shed No Tear
9. Alchemy

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 7/23/2011
Falling You lives in California USA

Tagged as: Ambient, Rock, Pop, Electro Rock, Ethereal

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