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Mar 2, 2017Bouyed by Reid’s honeyed vocals and Sam Taylor’s chiming guitar, the likes of Richard and Come Home To You may be two of Preservation’s more traditional tunes but are of a simply breathtaking level for such a new talent.
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Mar 2, 2017With little more than her voice and guitars, and Hanson St. Pt 2, I Come Home to You and Ain’t Got You are quietly, perfectly crafted statements from a blossoming talent.
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Mar 1, 2017Nadia Reid’s 2015 debut Listen To Formation, Look For The Signs heralded the arrival of a prodigious talent, the young New Zealand singer-songwriter’s confessional material embodying an emotional intelligence and honesty akin to Laura Marling and Judee Sill, her folk leanings tempered by languid jazz inflections set among a patina of subtle sonic textures. Preservation continues in like manner.
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MojoFeb 24, 2017Reid offers up dreamlike meditations on pained experience possessed of a quiet rhythm and disarming lyrical beauty. [Apr 2017, p.91]
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UncutFeb 24, 2017Reid's follow-up to 2015's gorgeous debut, Listen To Formation, Look For The Signs, is no less bewitching. [Apr 2017, p.37]
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Feb 24, 2017All in all, Preservation is a fine record that finds this young artist really hitting her stride.
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Feb 24, 2017Preservation hits the hardest when there are zero or few added ingredients to divert attention from the voice, the melodies and the words.
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Oct 24, 2017Fragile, mysterious, and powerful, Preservation is one of the most elusively passionate albums of the year.
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Mar 16, 2017Preservation is an honest look.
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