Where We're Not , Jill Stevenson & Adam Widoff

Jill Stevenson's new collaboration with Adam Widoff takes us on a beautful and memorable stroll through their relationship. This is Jill's fifth album, We have no idea how many Widoff may have made, but that's not important anyway. They've given us six tracks including one cover: Bob Dylan's "Girl From The North Country." As Jill sings her way through the relationship we get the idea that it produced some terrific music and maybe little else (for the rest of us anyway). Stevenson's vocals are clear, clean and beautiful. With some vocal harmonies thrown in together with creative and interesting musical backing, the result is full and tasty. With equal credits given to Both Stevenosn and Widoff, it hard for the listener to know exactly who contributed what to each song, but since Stvenson sings them all, we're left with the impression that these are her words. The lyrics speak of longing and wonder on some tracks and love and excitment on others. Memorably stuck in our heads, "AmTrack" is the standout as best song on the album.
But these songs if you've ever been in love, even briefly.
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