After
a long absence from the studio, Sarah-Jane is about to release the long
awaited follow-up to 1995's live offering, Blue Valentine from
Ronnie Scott's Jazz House Label (JHCD 038). This is her fourth solo album
and brings together many strands from an eclectic career already spanning
a twenty year period.
This disc shows Morris to be vocally as innovative as ever. 'IRMA (Bologna-based independent label) had the conviction and imagination to allow me the freedom to create the album I wanted to make. They just left me alone. The result speaks for itself. I feel it is very representative of my true direction. I take risks with my voice. All the vocals are done in one take. I call this my Joplin/Captain Beefheart/Isley Brothers hybrid! I have used as bizarre an assortment of instrumentation as was possible. Theramins, ukuleles, cor anglais, mandolins all non-conventional for this style of music. How do I describe it? I don't! It speaks for itself. You listen and you decide. Hopefully there's something for everyone. To the listener, the album is a musical excursion into unexpected territories. Lyrically, Morris explores her own emotions, passions, loss, despair, madness, sanity. Sometimes alarmingly frank and honest, Morris has given us an album of brutal beauty. Fallen Angel is destined to be a classic. Sarah
Jane Morris at the Stereo Society (selected
links):
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