Lisa Germano Dublin gig in April.
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 12:58 pm
Harmonic presents
Lisa Germano
The Grand Social
April 27th, 8pm
Tickets on sale now priced €20 (including booking fee) from http://www.tickets.ie <http://www.tickets.ie> & Ticketmaster outlets nationwide.
Lisa Germano’s new album is out now. It’s called Magic Neighbor. Lisa hid herself away for a long while, and I was beginning to despair, then suddenly this beautiful music started coming my way. I think this is one of her best albums yet. The depth of feeling in her words and singing is truly remarkable, and she never fails to tug at my heart. Somehow it’s both sad, wistful, and hopeful, all at once. It's very private, solitary music. In my view it's deeply engaging, and I often stop what I'm doing and drift off with it into its' world when I listen to it - time and troubles disappear for a short while. For some reason her music reminds me of early Disney songs – fuzzy and dreamy. Thinking about it today, I also thought of the great – and neglected – music that Tom Waits did with Crystal Gayle for the movie “- Michael Gira (Young God Records)
Lisa Germano
The Grand Social
April 27th, 8pm
Tickets on sale now priced €20 (including booking fee) from http://www.tickets.ie <http://www.tickets.ie> & Ticketmaster outlets nationwide.
Lisa Germano’s new album is out now. It’s called Magic Neighbor. Lisa hid herself away for a long while, and I was beginning to despair, then suddenly this beautiful music started coming my way. I think this is one of her best albums yet. The depth of feeling in her words and singing is truly remarkable, and she never fails to tug at my heart. Somehow it’s both sad, wistful, and hopeful, all at once. It's very private, solitary music. In my view it's deeply engaging, and I often stop what I'm doing and drift off with it into its' world when I listen to it - time and troubles disappear for a short while. For some reason her music reminds me of early Disney songs – fuzzy and dreamy. Thinking about it today, I also thought of the great – and neglected – music that Tom Waits did with Crystal Gayle for the movie “- Michael Gira (Young God Records)