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 Ruby Blue - Roisin Murphy
 Ruby Blue - Roisin Murphy ... City2 Sinking Feeling 3 Night of the dancing Flame 4 Through Time 5 Sow into You 6 Dear Diary 7 If We’re in Love 8 Ramalama (Bang Bang) 9 Ruby Blue 10 Off on it 11 Prelude To Love in The Making 12 The Closing of the doors Newest Review: ... - alarm clocks, rhythmic breathing etc - can be found as musical accompaniments. Tracks 1. Leaving the City - 4:49 An ... more ... erratic sound of plucking guitars and keyboards open the track before getting into a more plodding rhythm intertwined with random instruments playing in, and out of, tune. I love this opener as it really sets the scene for Murphy's music well - not afraid to do things a little differently. 8/10
2. Sinking Feeling - 3:32
More of a jazzy feel to this song that you can really snap your fingers along to. Murphy's vocals err mainly on the side on venerable before finding their power at the chorus. 7/10
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Ruby Blue - Roisin Murphy: A musical gem! (1054 words)
by - written on 09/01/09 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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Róisín Murphy used to be lead singer, and one half, of the band Moloko. Mark Brydon was the other half of the band and also Róisín's then-boyfriend. The relationship didn't last and Moloko stopped being in around 2003 though there was never any real statement about this. Róisín then properly started her solo career with this debut album in 2005 although she had dabbled with solo stuff whilst in Moloko such as singing on "Never Enough" for Boris Dlugosch. When Moloko ended I was gutted - I had so enjoyed the surreal lyrics and inventive music that had become their staple. Yes, Goldfrapp had been running the electro surrealism line as well but ... Read the complete review
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