Louise Isackson - Feels Right

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 33:09
Size: 75.9 MB
Styles: Jazz vocals
Year: 2008
Art: Front

[3:24] 1. Exactly Like You
[4:50] 2. Ooh Child
[6:26] 3. Something So Right
[3:56] 4. Street Life
[4:03] 5. Summertime
[3:37] 6. Who Can I Turn To
[3:27] 7. Who's Crying Now
[3:23] 8. Wind Cries Mary

Louise Isackson is an Australian Jazz vocalist, musician and fine artist based in Queensland. On her debut recording she presents a selection of timeless compositions. Produced by Raymond Silva, a highly acclaimed former Atlantic Records producer who has worked with Bette Midler, Aretha Franklin, Charles Mingus, Stanley Clarke, Roy Buchanan and Peter Gabriel. This album is a selection of timeless compositions, with a sound that is clearly Jazz influenced.

Feels Right mc
Feels Right zippy

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Louise Isackson - Red To Blue

Size: 108,9 MB
Time: 46:50
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2013
Styles: Contemporary Jazz/Folk
Art: Front

01. Intoxication (2:55)
02. Alibi (3:02)
03. Burn The Rain (3:31)
04. Cool Tears (3:50)
05. Metamorphosis (4:26)
06. Too Much Love (4:29)
07. Love Between The Lines (4:39)
08. How To Love (4:46)
09. Red To Blue (4:47)
10. Wearing The Moon (4:59)
11. Waterfall (5:21)

“What happens when hello and goodbye collide? In the spirit of this question, this collection of songs took form. Beginning with Red to Blue, the range of emotions between these two colours are infinite – a true kaleidoscope. The songs on this recording harbour this shared concept of transformation, the spirit of change, and exploring the mystery held in the duality of all things, especially love.

With the desire to express ideas of balance, emergence and perceived reality, the belief that love is always in a state of flux is the beating heart of these songs. The title track ‘Red to Blue’ is pivotal to the other tracks which circle around this polarity or notion of tranformation.

Contrary to belief, love is not a fixed idea. Love binds everything, yet moves and dances about in all forms.

The spirit of change is at the core of these compositions. Writing these songs was a journey of perpetual layering, and an unfolding of ideas that were sculpted by the sounds created in these arrangements”

Red To Blue

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