| | Keiko Matsuyama Song Collection CD - Import Keiko Matsuyama Discography of CDs
Song Collection Music | List Price | $37.98 (You save $6.09) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Japanese CDs, World | | CD Universe Part number | 7779091 | | Catalog number | 297 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Nov 12, 2008 | | Additional Info | Japan |
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“Bursting with intelligence, beauty and amazing emotional depth…a knee-buckling, hair-on-the-back-of-your-neck-raising, shiver-down-your-back inducing album that will have you hooked after just one listen. It’s that fucking good!” Adrienne Murphy, Hotpress, NINE/TEN“Her voice is truly remarkable; a versatile and velvety croon that is full of rich textures and heart-melting soul...Songs steeped in intelligence and insight.” Eamon Sweeney, Day and Night, Irish Independent, 4 Stars“The voice is large and Amazonian… Imagine the operatics of Diamanda Galas, the soulful depth of Nina Simone and the elegiac androgyny of Antony and the Johnsons blended into one intense timbre.” Sinead Gleeson, The Ticket, Irish Times, 3 Stars“Tough urban hymns with a history…probably the most intense collection of songs you'll hear this year." Eamon Carr, Evening Herald“The most extraordinary voice ever to come out of Ireland. If you can imagine Sade with real balls, you’re getting close to what OYE can do, it will be a serious omission if she doesn’t work her way into the affections of all and sundry, at home and abroad,” Jackie Hayden, Hotpress"One of the best voices to emerge recently onto the Irish Scene." Myles Dungan, Rattlebag, RTÉ Radio"Listen to this haunting, ballsy, original performer, OYE’s voice sends 
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