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Mar 26, 2018It's one of those records that is somewhat sui generis, and yet with an appeal that is universal and accessible at the same time. [Apr 2018, p.33]
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Apr 29, 2018It’s steeped in Haitian history, it’s an exploration, an education, and a hugely personal accomplishment.
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The WireApr 5, 2018A warm and thoughtful record. Sometimes the production is a bit light--the first half in particular suffers from a rather MOR unobtrusiveness. But Laveaux’s voice is a treasure, her guitar playing is fresh and prickly, and things get more tangled and interesting the further along we go. [Apr 2018, p.67]
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Mar 28, 2018At 12 tracks, Radyo Siwèl doesn't overstay its welcome and is speckled with enough gems to leave a lasting impression. It's a bit cliche to say Mélissa Laveaux is "one to watch" yet, here we are.
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MojoMar 26, 2018Laveaux may have set out to rediscover Caribbean roots, but she also underlines how much the islands influenced the early rock'n'roll and soul that emanated from New Orleans ... but with the modernist sheen of France's A.L.B.E.R.T production team. [Apr 2018, p.94]
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Mar 26, 2018It's a richly evocative record that is impossible to sit still to and confirms Laveaux as a unique talent.
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Mar 26, 2018A seductive, original piece of work.
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