Kaia Discography of CDs

Kaia CD discography Kaia's continuing musical explorations over the years have become a considerable body of work; Two Adult Women in Love isn't its culmination, but is a new peak of achievement that matches the mountain photo on the cover. On the one hand, "When My Hair Was Long" is a classic American song with a buried steel guitar twang and a direct and gentle folk/pop arrangement, and very Kaia on the other, a reflection on identity and time delivered with understated but never unfocused energy. The choppy moment on the break of "A Clade Called Cetartiodactyla" and the staggered arrangement of "We Once Were Dogs" -- vocals overlaid in what sounds like two separate but parallel performances over a separate, slightly slower paced piano part -- are examples of the kind of turns that mean the album is never "just" a set of straightforward songs. But it's not a case of such moments acting an assurance back to a louder past so much as moments acknowledging the spikiness of life that never departs, even as the delicacy evident in the sparkling filigrees of "Field Guide" and how "Love Like Light" matches "We Once Were Dogs" like a calmer, back in sync coda. Sometimes there's a careful contrast drawn -- "The Rogue" ...

Kaia albums Track Listing of songs: 1, 000 Wells; Logical List of Confidences; Dogs/Trucks; Matter/Molecules/Thrills; Most Beautiful Thing, The; Montana; Rings, The; Systems/Theory; Great Ice Storm, The; Everything/Everywhere; I Got You; Breaks the Bowl; Girl in a Suit Made out of Clay; Get the Ball Snackie!;

Kaia music CDs Track Listing of songs: Daniel; La La La; Mathilda; I Was a Waltz; Peanuts and Jellybeans; Facts For Fools; Spring; Simple Silly Lovely; Ada; We Are Leaving; Mathilda;

Kaia discography For her third solo effort, named after her home state of Oregon, Kaia Wilson had to find enough time outside of running Mr. Lady Records and playing in the Butchies to create an angst-tinged, heartfelt set of folk music. From the moody country tune "Mira," with guest vocals by Amy Ray, to the sunny "Make Me Please" and the cheesy but satisfying '80s keyboards on "Air," Oregon is a far cry from Kaia's angry hardcore material with ...

Kaia songs Any album with the bold back cover slogan "Finally, a dyke album for the whole family!" has to have its heart and head in the right place, and happily said album confirms that fact. The tradition of lesbian acoustic folk was long established, but in keeping with Kaia's roots in riot grrrl, she brings a new kick to the field: an assertiveness and energy that sparkles. It doesn't hurt at all that she's got a great singing ...

Kaia CD discography Audio Mixers: Greg Griffith; Ray Martin. Photographer: Tammy Rae Carland. Personnel includes: Kaia (vocals, guitar); Alex Kemp (bass); Melissa York (drums). Personnel: Kaia Wilson (vocals, acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, keyboards, balloons).

Recorded at Abengg International Records, Kingston, Jamaica. Personnel: Dwight Pinkney (guitar, drums, percussion, background vocals); James "Jimmy" Peart (strings, flute, piccolo, piano, organ, synthesizer, string synthesizer, bells); Computer Paul (accordion, clarinet, synthesizer, drums); Robert Lyn (clarinet, piano, Clavinet, synthesizer); Dean Fraser (tenor saxophone, horns); David Madden (trumpet, horns, background vocals); Nambo Robinson (horns); Lloyd Denton (piano, organ, synthesizer); Ansel Collins (piano, organ); Mallory Williams (piano); Peter Ashbourne (synthesizer); Carl Ayton, Keith Francis (drums, percussion); D. Thompson, Sly Dunbar ...