Touch : Falling You

Falling You : Touch.
Haunting, ethereal pop ambient.

This Magnatune best-seller features the superlative sound design of John Michael Zorko and the haunting vocals of Dru Allen (This Ascension), Sara Ayers, Jennifer McPeak, Victoria Lloyd, Erica Mulkey, and Aimee Page. Perched perfectly somewhere between a dark, dissonant mood and a lilting, elegant one, Touch explores Zorko's love of unstructured sound and emotive female vocals; the songs float and change shape slowly, like clouds. Standout tracks include "Something About Eve," "The Light Between Us," and "Reading the Leaves (by Moonlight)." Named NAR's Best Vocal Album of 2005.

Songs:

1. something about eve
2. the art of possession (no escape)
3. hope thrown down
4. less likely to believe
5. the sadness of the witch
6. march thirty-one
7. a cry for the broken-hearted
8. the light between us
9. the canoe and the waterfall
10. reading the leaves (by moonlight)

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 2/29/2004
Falling You lives in California USA

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

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