Wednesday 16 May 2012

MIMI PAGE: Peculiar review from Sweden

I could not resist reposting this Swedish review of Mimi's album. The exquisite use of English, particularly in the last sentence is unparalelled. I am pretty sure it is complimentary as well..

Things are really starting to happen for Los Angeles based artist Mimi Page, her debut album "Breathe me in" was released in February this year and the song "New" caught the attention of Jefferson Starship´s management.

They liked it so much that they asked Mimi Page to open for Jefferson Starship on their 40th anniversary tour, what the audience will get is not exactly a party starter but more of a soothing musical experience that will get the crowd in a relaxing state. Mimi´s songs bring thoughts to Tori Amos and Enya, quite piano based but also in a slow dance electronica way.

At first, I didn´t enjoy the album that much but it grows and now I have become to like it. Songs that stand out are "All I need" and "My vanilla sky", the album is co-produced by Warren Huart (The Fray, Aerosmith) so it´s not cowshit so to speak.

http://rothnroll.blogspot.com/2012/04/mimi-page-breathe-me-in.html

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