2010 debut album from the British singer/songwriter. Eliza Doolittle – strong of opinion, smiley of face, loud of tights – was born in Camden, north London 21 years ago. Informed by the stresses of modern city life, teenage aggro, classic pop, old soul and the appeal of simple, strong melodies built from clanking percussion and jazzy licks, Eliza’s album is bursting at the seams with life and enthusiasm and vigour – just like its creator. Parlophone. ...
On her new EP “Connect The Dots” Stacy has moved away from the glistening electro-pop that was intertwined throughout her APPLES & ORANGES debut, blending some of her folk indie rock roots with the same infectious melodies. “Although my background is folk, I truly enjoy every genre of music“, she states. Working with producer and multi-instrumentalist, Matt Appleton, Stacy crafted songs orchestrated with ukelele, trumpet, clavichord and violin, the organic quality of which is mirrored lyrically by an honest and optimistic appraisal of life, love and everything that happens in between.
In some ways, Stacy Clark is in the veins of today new rising female artists, she can be compared to Charlotte Sometimes, with the charisma of Zooey Deschanel. Some of her new songs evokes a mix of Hayley Sales’s Seattle pop tunes with Priscilla Ahn’s enchanting folky guitar. Fresh, pure, just catchy as hell, that it is…...
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