4. Love Song -Yona Pax —The first thing the
listener is struck by is the massive piano and the
symphonic strings - then that voice comes in. All I can
say is WOW. Yona has a beautiful voice. I am really
spellbound. You should listen to this song. Her voice is
awesome. She hits high notes spot on and not once
hurt my ears (I mean that in all seriousness, after years
of having electric guitar blasted into my left ear, due to
the placement of an amplifier, there are some notes
that even when hit correctly cause intense pain in my
ear.) Yona is, to use an often over-used word, amazing.
5. Distorted Time feat. Emilia Lopez-Yañez-
Tawangher, Weber — I really like the guitar at
the beginning. Then I hear something that sounds, to
me anyway, like they sampled some of the sounds in
reverse. Not too much, just enough to be interesting
without being annoying. The band kicks in with
what to me sounds like a vaguely Middle Eastern
Ska vibe; I hear what sounds like a horn section.
Overall, I am perplexed, but in a good way. This is
so much differ-ent from the music that I usually
listen to, all I can do is listen intently. The female
vocals that pop in and out get my attention and then
suddenly, I mean in an instant, the track is over.
6. Share This Moment - Deborah
Henriksson— This next track is by a woman I
have been a fan of for quite some time. Deborah
is not a rocker at all, at least nothing I have
heard by her fits that genre, which is what I
usually listen to. New Age is probably an
appropriate classification for her music,
although I would classify it as simply beautiful,
well sung songs that feature mellow, but soulful
players. I mean, listen to this song and tell me
the guitar player doesn’t lay down a fantastic
mellow groove. The orchestral strings in the
background add a real depth to the music. The
thing that stands out, as always with Deborah’s
music is her voice. I would pay money to see a
double show with Yona and Deborah!