Sorceress
by Jess Williamson
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74

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  1. Mojo
    May 21, 2020
    60
    Her fourth album has a gently-assured, incantatory feel. [Jul 2020, p.78]
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  1. Lajaleaa
    Jul 27, 2020
    7
    ( 77/100 )

    Jess Williamson nació en Texas y comenzó a hacer música por sí misma en el 2014. Su fama gradual la llevó a ganar el interés de    ( 77/100 )

    Jess Williamson nació en Texas y comenzó a hacer música por sí misma en el 2014. Su fama gradual la llevó a ganar el interés de varios productores que la ayudarían a complementar su propia visión y estilo. En "Sorceress", Williamson trabaja junto a Al Carlson, Shane Renfro y Dan Duszynski quienes le ayudan a ampliar la atmósfera existencial en varias canciones que logran un ambiente de libertad y horizonte. Sin embargo, existe una considerable carencia de creatividad, que monotoniza a la música en un humor algo pesado y lento. Las letras Jess son ingeniosas poéticas de memorias que rescata sobre contrastes y reflexiones entre el él alrededor de ella. Al final, "Sorceress" es un decente Country Indie o contemporáneo que logra dar momentos de emoción y sensibilidad, pero su falta de energía priva al público de sorpresas o atractivo solido.
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    Jess Williamson was born in Texas and started making music by herself in 2014. Her phased fame took her to win interest from several producers that would help her to complement her own vision and style. In "Sorceress", Williamson works with Al Carson, Shane Renfro, and Dan Duszynski who helped to amplify the existential atmosphere in several songs that achieve an ambient of freedom and horizon. Nevertheless, there is a considerable lack of creativity that monotonies the music in a heavy and slow humor. The lyrics are clever poems of rescued memories about contrasts and reflections of the "him" around "her". In the end, this album is a decent Indie Country or contemporary Country that manages to give emotive and sensible moments in which lack of energy takes away surprises or solid attractiveness from the public.    … Full Review »