Songstress
Piano flashes under a tight pulse, then the beat snaps forward.
Lucie Silvas turns “Letters To Ghosts” into the kind of song.
The production keeps everything crisp and spring-loaded.
Guitar edges flash against a neon-soft pulse.
MisterWives turn "Our Own House" into the kind of anthem.
On a crowded commute, in a dorm room, or driving.
The hook lands fast and but the edges stay odd enough to feel fresh.
My favorite Songstress songs from the past year.
My favorite Songstress songs from the past year.
Melody Gardot’s Worrisome Heart feels like the kind of cut needs: cool.
The beat snaps with dry and late-night precision.
Anna Ternheim and "Little Lies" land like a fresh bruise.
In 2008, this sounds fresh, sly, and impossible to ignore.
A good headphones session, a coffee run, or a last warm-night spin.
Brooke Waggoner lands “I Am Mine” like a fresh cut.
Laura Marling turns New Romantic into the kind of stumble-on.
The production keeps it lean: warm guitar and a clean snap on the drums.