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Emily Bate : The Fever in the Feast
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A weird new take on indie folk--soaring singing, strange instruments & intimate songwriting full of surprises.
Genre: Folk: Anti-Folk
Release Date: 2008
The Fever in the Feast Record Label: i am janet!
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Girls With My Same Name 2:40 Album Only
Thunderclap 3:54 Album Only
Paperbacks 5:35 Album Only
Greyhound 2:45 Album Only
Limos 3:25 Album Only
Mlle. LaBelle 3:15 Album Only
Uh Oh 3:34 Album Only
Sorry About Arkansas 3:09 Album Only
Say the Sad Clowns 3:12 Album Only
Warning 3:30 Album Only
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Album Notes

Emily Bate's third full-length release, "The Fever in the Feast," was recorded in her home studio in West Philadelphia & an elementary school in her home state of Michigan. The album begins with the words "There was a mistake at the hospital when I was a baby / & they send me home with the wrong family..." and by the time it reaches its conclusion, you've experienced the perspective of both a child and an adult, alternately sweet, uncertain, dark & brimming with reckless energy. "Fever" is defined by Emily's commanding voice & supported by a broad palette of acoustic sounds--ukulele, banjo, dulcimer, xylophone, metallophone, lush vocal arrangements & her increasingly intricate guitar playing. All of her music is rooted in her love for live performance--in the last year she sang in a 50-member women's choir, curated a neighborhood house concert series, and toured solo with her ukulele on public transportation.

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REVIEWS

Very Unexpected!
author: Bryon Bruce
This cd was simply amazing! Ms. Emily is a very powerful song writer that inspires those who listen to her. "Thunderclap" is one of the greatest songs I have heard in a long time, and I cannot wait to hear what she will make next. Listen this cd!!
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Refreshing!!!
author: Frank Rand
Thanks for this wonderful CD! This is some of the best music and songwriting I've listened to in long while.
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