Organica
© Copyright-David Celia
(775020416420)
Record Label: Seedling Music
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...from successful Toronto band Invisible Inc,
embarking on his first solo roots-pop project. Has a small following in the UK and in U.S. east coast. Also playing various Canadian, American and European tour dates this year. New release entitled 'Organica' now available
'Dave Celia is one of the best
talents to hit Merseyside from North
America. He's welcome at the Cavern Club
anytime........'
-Alex McKechnie
Cavern Club, Liverpool
Dave Celia has fused personal experience with
an awesome grasp of the history and techniques
of rock and roll songwriting to make some of the
most satisfyingly complete "feelgood but think"
music of the last few years.
....And the live experience has convinced audiences
from coast to coast at home and from London to
Liverpool that this is something special.
- Andy Lowe
12 Bar Club, London
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Feel good music with catchy tunes
author: Anja Hinsch
Witty Lyrics, catchy tunes and fun instruments; nice guitar and a very sympathetic voice. Good stuff to start the day with; good mood is guaranteed. I'm curios about what Celia will do next!!!
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Great CD. A definite recommended pick.
author: pat
Organica is an excellent CD. I heard a friend's copy of the CD and had to run out and order it. Happy, snappy tunes. Polished sound. What more could you ask for?
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Relentlessly cheerful folk pop
author: Craig Machin
Everything about this album exudes good nature, from the cheerfully sanguine cover shot of tomatoes on the vine, to the warm, acoustic guitar- and organ-driven songs on the disk.
Standouts are the instrumental tracks Growin’ Owen and The Wind. Think Neil Young (without the misery), Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Sweet Home Alabama, and George Harrison guitar licks, especially on the obligatory song-about-a-dog, Dante.
Buy the album and make yourself happy.
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mellow, yet good to take a drive with
author: kenuck
I guess I'm a pretty harsh critic. I (really) liked about half the CD, which makes me feel satisfied with the purchase. He has some great instrumentals and a quirky song about his dog, which I got a chuckle out of. The highlights of the CD is Afraid to Change, and Dante. A decent hanging out, crowd pleaser.
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