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"Out On The Moor"
opens with acoustic guitars & world beat nuance, mixed with world & eclectic
touches. This piece has a soundscape that is beguiling in it's aural nature.
A subtle orchestration is coupled with a touch of baroque folk. A real
gem of a song "Water From Ice" drives
a percussive intro down a road of mainstream magnetism , with a post modern
approach. Rebeka Reed's vocal prowess is especially alluring ; Her delivery
is silky smooth & sultry , whilst at the same time warmly personable "Pharaoh's Daughter"
reflects a cascade of light , with a mixture of earthy pop alternative
charm. Fluid production combining layered Vox & subtle instrumental flourishes,
enhance this music's beguiling nature. Eastern synthesis overtones & electric
guitar flashes add to the atmosphere Rebeka Reed establishes
her own brand of sonic style in such a beguiling manner. Her breezy vocals
have the fullness & structure that rides the sky-line of music. The versatile
components of her musical vision & abilities are a hidden treasure |
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Rebeka
Reed opens a vista of audio wonder & melodic ambiance. The melding of
styles & original content are expansive & inviting. This Canadian chanteuse
is a naturally gifted & emerging powerhouse of effortless musical magic
& verve