Underground by Crystal Kovach Crystal Kovach : Underground.
 Moody blend of electronica and rock.

With searing vocals reminiscent of Ann Wilson in Heart's early records, the album's lush sonic landscape transitions smoothly between hard-hitting guitars, ambient synths, and orchestral strings. Producer Jake Kovach lends his unique sense of texture to the music, utilizing his multi-instrumental ability to shape the dynamic intensity of the record. A compelling new blend of rock and electronica, Crystal Kovach's collection of songs represents a strong debut from this singer-songwriter.
Songs:

1. Halo
2. Underground
3. Wake Tomorrow
4. Brave
5. Hail
6. Air
7. Blame
8. Tell Me Slow
9. Goodbye

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 6/26/2010
Crystal Kovach lives in New Jersey USA

Tagged as: Electro Rock, Rock

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