ALLYSHA JOY
THE MAKING OF SILK
FIRST WORD RECORDS
An instantly recognizable voice is something that can make or break an artist’s work. If it works, it gives the music that specific touch that the listeners could attach to, even if the songwriting and the arrangements just might be average.
Yet, what about the possibility that the songwriting, instrumentation and arrangements are up to par with the vocals?
Well, then we have something that can be a true enjoyment to our ears and is exactly the situation we have with the latest album by Australian singer, songwriter, producer, and keys player Allysha Joy and her latest album The Making Of Silk.
Silk just might be the key word here, as Joy ‘joyfully’ creates some silky smooth sophisti-pop that is on the border of modern soul, R&B, and other pop forms, which she skillfully wraps up as a perfect background for the extraordinary vocals she possesses. An excellent mood piece, no matter what.
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