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Jessa Young : Orange Roses
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The transformative vocals and poetic lyrics of this powerful alternative rock debut CD are orchestrated with piano/bass/drums and feature an electronically generated trance track in collaboration with DJ Hi Octane.
Genre: Rock: Acoustic
Release Date: 2007
Orange Roses Record Label: Epic Arts
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Fairytale 4:01 $0.99
Orange Roses 4:59 $0.99
Once Upon The Green 4:31 $0.99
Palm Of Your Hand 5:52 $0.99
Touch Me 4:40 $0.99
Lady Of The Lake 4:48 $0.99
Black Is The Color 3:38 $0.99
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Album Notes

Jessa Young skirts the boundary between pop and electronica, between Alternative and Folk as well. Like Kate Bush or Bjork, she is an artist that honestly cannot be placed into a specific corner; she is neither here nor there. What she does have is an elegant voice, one that is organic yet ethereal, dreamy yet grounded in reality. She's a quirky mixture of polar opposites, and that's what makes Orange Roses among the year's most peculiar and continuously engaging discs.

The driving piano rhythms of "Fairytale" and the title track do recall a certain Tori Amos in mind; however, Young doesn't have Amos' melancholia, and we are grateful for that because there are too many Amos-alikes as it is. There are moments, too, especially when her singing soars, that she is reminiscent of Kate Bush. The enigmatic "Lady of the Lake" opens with an atmospheric spoken-word intro that evolves into the mellow, moody electronica that Bjork specializes in. But there is a Celtic flavor to Young's singing that makes the material fresh and alive.

Review: Julian Wilson

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REVIEWS

author: mark gleave
a cd of beautiful and enchanting songs, conjuring images and thoughts of love, loss, innocence and hope. highly recommended!
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author: lili belmont
I absolutely adore Jessa Young's music... haunting, yet fun and full of true emotion. Highly recommend this album.
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author: truth paradise
I love this album. Jessa has the clear lyrical voice like Loraine McKenna and plays with the passion, sound, and tempo as she takes you through the stories of her life and experiences.
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author: Kaete Followwill
When I was in Colorado over the summer, I met Jessa playing in the back of a coffee shop. I was transfixed by her beautiful music and the way she played. Beautiful!!
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