The Terminal

Artist: Sadie Jemmett
Album: The Blacksmith's Girl
Date: 2009
Styles: Acoustic,Folk

Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/sadiejemmettmusic

Sadie Jemmett’s extraordinary songs reflect a remarkable life. Behind the entrancing, eloquence of her lyrics and the subtle acoustic beauty of her music lies a restlessly seeking spirit and a rich but frequently dark experience. Her peripatetic journey has followed a jagged course from a wildly bohemian childhood through being a teenage runaway, a backing singer in a reggae band and a touring actress to her role today as one of the most magical new singer-songwriters to excite our ears in many years.

Somewhere along the way, she also found time to work with adults with learning difficulties, spend a year busking in Berlin, write the music for an award-winning play in Paris and to become a mother. Every one of these kaleidoscopic experiences has helped to shape her into a potent singer-songwriter who stands in the great lineage of the art from classic era Joni Mitchell and Neil Young to the likes of David Gray and Ryan Adams today, and yet who shines out as a profoundly unique voice.

 
Tracklist:

01.Entirely
02.Come Down
03.Another Way To Be
04.The Blacksmith's Girl
05.Making Sense
06.I'm Glad You're Back
07.So I Begin
08.The Beautiful People
09.Standing In The Room
10.Ghosts

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