Andrea Peterman - Faster Than the Days (2015)
BAND/ARTIST: Andrea Peterman
- Title: Faster Than the Days
- Year Of Release: 2015
- Label: Self Released
- Genre: Alt Country, Singer-Songwriter
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 00:33:52
- Total Size: 195 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. 100 Ways to Say Goodbye
02. Sister's Crying
03. One Step
04. Highway
05. I Used to Live Here
06. Lord Have Mercy
07. Charlie
08. What a Fool
09. Bitter / Sweet
10. Where Are You Now
Born in Minnesota and raised in the Midwest and Montana, alt-country songstress Andrea Peterman is now calling Seattle home, teaming up with a collection of that city’s finest musicians. Backing Peterman on her 10-track sophomore album ‘Faster Than the Days’ is Justin S. Davis (guitar), who also produced the album and co-wrote three tracks, Robert Lee Mitchell (keyboards, bass), Travis Yost (drums), and Keith Lowe (bass).
The one-time New York actress and former church choir sing has a voice which commands your attention due to her powerful and soulful delivery. Part Janis Joplin, part Merry Clayton, and a little bit Dolly Parton, Peterman’s voice soars on tracks such as “Highway,” “Lord Have Mercy” and “Sister’s Crying,” the strongest track on this release.
With Peterman handling acoustic guitar and her voice pushed up front in the recording (as it should be), she is backed by a mix of standard instrumentation along with splashes of fiddle playing, a Hammond B3 and a pedal steel to give these songs a layered texture. But it’s Peterman’s stories, some personal and some fiction, which hold your attention. With her nomad lifestyle, she has a lot of palettes to choose from, and does a fine job painting a picture for the listener to admire.
01. 100 Ways to Say Goodbye
02. Sister's Crying
03. One Step
04. Highway
05. I Used to Live Here
06. Lord Have Mercy
07. Charlie
08. What a Fool
09. Bitter / Sweet
10. Where Are You Now
Born in Minnesota and raised in the Midwest and Montana, alt-country songstress Andrea Peterman is now calling Seattle home, teaming up with a collection of that city’s finest musicians. Backing Peterman on her 10-track sophomore album ‘Faster Than the Days’ is Justin S. Davis (guitar), who also produced the album and co-wrote three tracks, Robert Lee Mitchell (keyboards, bass), Travis Yost (drums), and Keith Lowe (bass).
The one-time New York actress and former church choir sing has a voice which commands your attention due to her powerful and soulful delivery. Part Janis Joplin, part Merry Clayton, and a little bit Dolly Parton, Peterman’s voice soars on tracks such as “Highway,” “Lord Have Mercy” and “Sister’s Crying,” the strongest track on this release.
With Peterman handling acoustic guitar and her voice pushed up front in the recording (as it should be), she is backed by a mix of standard instrumentation along with splashes of fiddle playing, a Hammond B3 and a pedal steel to give these songs a layered texture. But it’s Peterman’s stories, some personal and some fiction, which hold your attention. With her nomad lifestyle, she has a lot of palettes to choose from, and does a fine job painting a picture for the listener to admire.
Country | Pop | FLAC / APE
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