The Joy Of Sing-sing - Sing-Sing

Description: Genre: Pop / Artist: Sing-Sing / Import / Audio CD released 2001-08-29 at Epic

Newest Review: ... in 2001. 3 - I'll Be (Anderson, Benson, O'Neill) 3:34. This rather chilled & laid back triphop like track contains a ... more

... sample From "The Twins At St. Clair's" by Enid Blyton, I can only assume Benson was the person who read it. This was released as a single in 2000, its in a very lofi style that reminds me of early Massive Attack stuff circa "Blue Lines". Lisa O'Neill almost sounds like Sarah Cracknell from Saint Etienne (think "Your In A Bad Way" & you are in the right kind of ballpark) on this. 4 - Me And My Friend (O'Neill) 3:40. A rather bassy electronic intro in another track that screams influ...more

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The Joy of Sing-Sing
Release Date: 2001 - 08 - 29, Audio CD, Epic

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The Joy Of Sing-sing - Sing-Sing: Truly a joy (1320 words)
by - written on 19/09/09 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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Sing-Sing were formed in 1997 by Emma Anderson formerly of shoegazer band Lush and Lisa O'Neill who had sung for Mad Professor and Kid Loco amongst others but had had no real solo or band career as such. Sing-Sing were classed as dreampop but I think this was more due to Lisa O'Neills influences than anything created by Emma Anderson. This album which was their 1st was released in 2001 coming after the small success of some EP releases was produced by Mark Van Hoen (aka Locust) who vocalist Lisa O'Neill had previously worked with so I wonder if he got this gig via a bit of nepotism. Anderson played guitars, wrote songs and did backing vocals whilst ... Read the complete review