Chantal Kreviazuk is accustomed to co-writing
big pop songs for artists like Avril Lavigne (6 tracks
from "Under My Skin"), Gwen Stefani and Kelly Clarkson,
but now that it's time for her to deliver her own fourth
studio album, she chooses to go in the opposite
direction, resulting in an angst ridden, sometimes
melancholy album that's more personal. The album
showcases Kreviazuk's ability to play a mean piano,
which coupled with her plaintive vocals and haunting
lyrics makes for some pretty intense listening. It's not
going to be the album to reach for on quiet days when
you're feeling a little blue and need something
introspective to match your mood. Recommended for the
days when a good cry is all you need.
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