idiotprogrammer

Another fantastic and dreamy album. Love the Laflesia track (both ones) Great job.

Whoops, I forgot to post my interview with No Really about this amazing album.

http://www.imaginaryplanet.net/weblogs/idiotprogrammer/2010/01/interview-with-musician-hannah-sheehan-no-really/

From it:

Hannah Clemens is an acoustic singer-songwriter from Tennessee who recorded 10 tracks from her album Rust all on a single day in a San Diego recording studio. The resulting is astonishing. Clemens has a voice that when you first hear it is both angelic and striking, reminiscent of the folk singer Jewel, Ann McCue or a feistier Joan Baez. During a sustained note, she has that ability to change moods almost instantly and effortlessly. Rust is the song that captured me first; it leaves me drained and speechless every time I hear it. Beginning of the End is a slow and philosophical lullaby that says farewell to all kinds of things (she sings “Sit back and watch the city self-destruct” with a sense both of foreboding and acceptance). Have I mentioned that Clemens writes her own songs? Floodplains is a heart-rending song about a collapsing city (“Yesterday was a party/today it ends; this is a city that breaks /but never bends”). Other songs are more upbeat. You go is a heartfelt song about missing someone and not being able to enjoy pleasures in the same way during his absence. (Compare to John Denver’s Leaving on a Jet Plane). Clemens also performs as a member of the singing female duo Minor Vine and released a brighter and livelier EP album Undo Undid and now Smokemonster. All on Jamendo.

Zenkman's album are always the best. This album is a little more relaxed and downtempo than his other albums. My fave was the funky jazzy Change Your Mind

this sounds a lot like the Russian-American group Red Elvises.

I'm a big fan of JCRZ and am always surprised by his new releases. This release is more trance and dreamy than his other albums, with Red Javeline (Sun Mix) clearly standing out as the most interesting piece out of the bunch.