SHE SAID SAVE ME : She said save me.
Gimmick free, pure acousto-folk.
She Said Save Me's debut self-titled album is a sincere, inspiring, and
heart-warming experience straight from the heart of Canadian singer-songwriter
Joe Vercillo. Recorded in the attic of a century home in Toronto, it's raw and
pure sound sticks to Vercillo's life motto of keeping it simple and keeping it
real. A mix between Acoustic, Folk, Punk, and Pop, all songs possess an
extremely intimate, soothing and uplifting feel. And while most lyrics deal with
the difficulties of life and relationships, there is always an underlying
optimism and revelation of hope in each and every song. Vercillo's main message
in the album is that you can make anything into a good thing.
Songs:
1. The Break Up
2. Daniella
3. Emerson
4. The Patient
5. Happened
6. Little Star
7. Swimming in Sand
8. Is the Rain All That Bad
9. Holly Golightly (acoustic)
10. The Way
11. Ash's Song
12. Suicide King
Listen to: the entire album.
License Gimmick free, pure acousto-folk by SHE SAID SAVE ME for your project.
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Release date: 6/25/2011
SHE SAID SAVE ME lives in Toronto Canada
Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock, Pop
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