La Force
La Force
Arts & Crafts
Ariel Engle, aka La Force, is a dynamic performer with oodles of talent who has, in less than two years, become a permanent member of the Canadian indie collective Broken Social Scene, toured in support of Patrick Watson (she will continue to support the European leg of his 2018 tour), and has now released her major label debut.
Though her self-titled debut lacks in length, it lacks nothing in variety with the nine tracks demonstrating the wealth of vocal talent that Engle offers. Inevitably, especially considering Kevin Drew is on production duties, there are more than a few moments that remind the listener of Broken Social Scene, not least third track βReady to Runβ, but as a whole, this is an album that is never less than interesting and is at times downright captivating. Though it is the most sparse of the albumβs offerings musically, βLucky Oneβ is a standout song vocally and lyrically as Engle laments on the loss of love, or its ability to change over time.Β
La Force is a compelling album from an obviously precocious talent; considering the community that she has already begun to surround herself with, we can only imagine that this is far from the last time we will be reviewing one of her albums or heaping praise upon it.
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