Back To Artist
Juliana Finch : omelettes & biscuits
Log in to add to your wishlist
"a sultry, controlled folk-rocker." This debut from a Georgia-based singer-songwriter blends Americana roots with skillfully crafted lyrics in songs you'll want to listen to over and over again.
Genre: Folk: Modern Folk
Release Date: 2005
omelettes & biscuits
Juliana Finch
Record Label: Juliana Finch
  • Buy CD - $7.00
  • Download Album (MP3) - $4.00
SPECIAL: 10% discount if you buy more than one copy of it today!

Share This Album

| Share
Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. California 3:12 + MP3 $0.99
2. Something Holy 3:24 + MP3 $0.99
3. Burning Down 3:43 + MP3 $0.99
4. Cool Blue 3:27 + MP3 $0.99
5. Outshine the Sun 3:05 + MP3 $0.99
preview all songs

Album Notes

When she sings, her voice emerging in a hail of whispers and bellows, Juliana Finch shines.

As with a lot of young singer/songwriters, much of Finch's music delves into that well-explored territory of heartbreak, falling for someone new, and those other turmoils de amor.

However, unlike a great many such musicians, Finch employs a diverse set of dramatic lenses for spotlighting these well-worn subjects.

The [23]-year-old performer borrows from a variety of sources, combining visceral blues phrasing with the intimacy of a breathy, modern-folk songstress. Finch's other musical interest, the black-comedy charm of Irish folk ballads, rounds her style out nicely.



by Steve Shanafelt, Mountain Xpress http://www.mountainx.com

Read more...

REVIEWS

beautiful stuff
author: jbryanguitar
                            
i heard Juliana at an open-mic one month ago(early jan '09). i immediately came to CDBaby to find her stuff. i bought both of her cd's. beautiful songs.beautiful voice. beautiful person. thanx CDBaby for supporting such high quality indie artists. i'm a local guitarist( atlanta, ga.) and i'm gonna do all i can to be on that next Juliana Finch project!!! Mark my words :~") peace..................jbryanguitar
Read more...
Simply the best pop album in two years
author: Rhett Aultman
                            
This is easily the best pop album I have come across in the last two years. "How To Take The Fall" is an amazing blend of different styles, reaching far beyond the standard beats of modern acoustic pop to bring in tastes of smooth, almost psychedelic country, then pulling back for sweet three-beat piano ballads, then running into powerfully paced trad. Infused throghout is Finch's amazing vocal tonal color. It sounds the way that soft, well-aged bourbon tastes, but only if you're drinking that bourbon while watching an autumn sunset from your red-clay dusted back porch. Personal and heartfelt, her style is emotional without the common tendency of singer-songwriters to drag the audience into his/her own issues. Her lyrics are likewise touching, and unlike so many other songwriters these days, they do so without becoming abstract. This is music that goes from the desk to the highway, from the bedroom to the kitchen, and from cool Friday nights to slow Sunday afternoons.
Read more...
This CD is relaxing and puts your mind at ease.
author: scientist
                            
Are you having a bad day? Then, you need to listen to Juliana Finch. Her voice and lyrics will move you from a place of unhappiness to a calm, collected, happy state. Listen to this CD with your lover to help accentuate feelings of lust and love. This CD is awsome...hands down one of the best CDs I have listened to in a long time.
Read more...
I wish life was a good as her voice
author: Chief Helo
                            
The first and last tracks are my favorites because of the images they envoke. Outshine the Sun is one of the most visual romance tunes I've ever heard. Oh yeah, Ms. Finch is a total doll.
Read more...
123
Sell your music on CD Baby and iTunes! Minimize this Tab Open this Tab