Lucidity : Beth Quist

Beth Quist : Lucidity.
Electro-balkan / indian meets new age..

With her incredible four octave voice and taste for fiery world music influences, Beth Quist really shows the range of her powers on the breathtaking Lucidity. No dilettante-ish foray into world music, this is a sincere, informed, and highly subjective expression of the artist's preferences and point of view?one given life by Quist's lithe, passionate voice. Standout tracks include "Crazy," "Dream," and the haunting "Eli."

Songs:

1. Crazy
2. Eli
3. American Giver
4. Goodbye
5. Dream
6. Mourning Dove
7. Song Of the Sahara
8. Monarch Flight
9. Ferte Preza Na Prezarro
10. Prodigy
11. The House that Jack Built

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 6/13/2003
Beth Quist lives in Colorado USA

Tagged as: World, Rock, Alt Rock, Indian Influenced

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