Daybreaker - Beth Orton

Description: Genre: Rock - Pop Rock / Artist: Beth Orton / Audio CD released 2002-07-29 at Heavenly / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Pa ... more

Daybreaker - Beth Orton ... Paris Train
2 Concrete Sky
3 Mount Washington
4 Anywhere
5 Daybreaker
6 Carmella
7 God Song
8 This One's Gonna Bruise
9 Ted's Waltz
10 Thinking About Tomorrow

Newest Review: ... Sky, originally released as an EP, a stunning piano-based ballad featuring Ryan Adams. Mount Washington is next, a darker and ... more

... more moody, snare based track that gently bleeps away before warmly climaxing with Orton's soft melodic voice. Anywhere is much harder to describe, a sweet and seductive string ballad with a blissfully lazy guitar riff, featuring some jazzy bass fretwork and a small brass section. This takes us on to the title track, co-produced and featuring instrumentation by the Chemical Brothers, an intense, psychedelic breakbeat track with powerful vocals. Carmella, a delightfully charming country track, gently strums...more

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Daybreaker - Beth Orton: Well Worth The Wait (408 words)
by - written on 03/08/02 (Very useful, 36 readings)
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After three years on the music scene (and receiving much critical acclaim) Beth Orton had to juggle between her song writing and her health. Already plagued by a highly painful disorder known as Chron's disease, Orton nearly didn't write her third album Daybreaker. After taking a lengthy break she's finally returned with a renewed passion for music, and a stunning new album. Skilfully mixed by Everything But the Girl's Ben Watt, the album kicks off with the Chemical Brothers-produced Paris Train, a smooth blend of sweeping strings and Orton's powerful vocals. Next is Concrete Sky, originally released as an EP, a stunning piano-based ballad ... Read the complete review