Songs affirm people, we affirm songs
author: Koki
The man with beautiful voice sings beautiful stories.
Every song is just jumping up from the magical box. Every song is just special.
When listening to this album, You will also feel like traveling the world.
The music is based on acoustic sounds.
Compare to Agmena, the former EP, Me2u2me is more pop and easier to listen.
I think many people like this album.
Very pleased feelings occur to me when I listen to this album.
That's because these songs affirm people, and I like to affirm them.
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author: Peters at CD Baby
This album is an engaging blend of dreamy chamber pop, indie rock, and alt-folk from a highly thoughtful Italian singer/songwriter. It's a true pleasure to listen to an album like this; there are so many engaging elements to it. From the wide variety of instruments (live strings, horns, theramin, and synths plus the expected guitars, bass & drums), to the warm sonic clarity of the recording, to the fanciful stories told in the lyrics, to Ef's skilled melodies, there's a lot of good stuff going on here. As the album progresses, it heads into some Bjorkish territory, with drum machines, creepy percussion & tinkerbells on "Mechanical Friends", and even recalls Joanna Newsom on the harp-based "The First Visit". This is high quality music for fans of Magnet, Sparklehorse, and Rufus Wainwright.
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