| Date Performance |
1997-00-00 | | Running Time |
5:50 | | Performers |
Fiona Apple (Vocals), Fiona Apple (Piano), Jo(h)n Brion (Vibraphone), Jo(h)n Brion (Tack Piano), Matt Chamberlain (Drums), Sara Lee (Bass), Amber Maggart (Harmony), Patric(k) Warren (Chamberlain), Andrew Slater (Produced By) | | Comments | by Fiona Apple. Courtesy of: Work Records. In a voice that transcends space and time, Fiona Apple delivers the lyric, "slow like honey, heavy with mood." Lean yet powerful, the phrase "heavy with mood" embodies the very essence of Apple's debut album, Tidal. This young diva takes listeners on an intense journey through a world of love, loss, scorn, and sorrow in a manner as much painterly as it is poetic. Tidal is a rarity; a first effort which finds an artist posessed from the onset with a singular and indelible vision. Apple's music haunts as it inspires, disclosing the subtle nuances of deep, complex emotion. Above all, this is soul music, moving and candid. Produced with extreme sensitivity and imagination by Andrew Slater (The Wallflowers), the album is a perfect balance of spontaneity, mood and intensity. Tidal heralds the arrival of a songwriter/musician/singer whose promise seems destined to pay off in music of the timeless kind. Discography: Tidal. | | Appears On | |
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