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Apr 20, 2017A splendid work from a wildly underrated artist, Tara Jane O'Neil is an ideal album for the end of the day, or anytime you need to immerse yourself in something that's clear and beautiful.
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Jun 15, 2017These are songs that brush up against you softly, swirl up around you like a sweet smelling breeze and leave you wistful for things you can’t quite put into words.
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Apr 24, 2017Her new album features 11 songs, and there’s not a dud in the bunch.
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Apr 26, 2017While remaining as obtuse as ever, O’Neil’s newfound appreciation for singer-songwriter-dom presents some of her most personal work yet.
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Apr 20, 2017The results are a kind of personal folk music; made by the individual, with the help of many, which communicates on an intimate, one-to-one level.
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Apr 24, 2017The songs seemed to absorb the vista, their embers sustained underneath the settling dusk.
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UncutApr 20, 2017The lonesome trumpet-flecked "Sand," an easy-swinging "Laugh" and "Cali," with its late summer-in-Laurel Canyon vibe, prove this is no one-note set. [May 2017, p.35]
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Apr 20, 2017Her least experimental output to date. That might initially disappoint some, but the album's straightforward pleasures bloom with attentive listening, ultimately offering something on par with the finer work of peers like Dear Nora and Mirah, or even something nearing the vaunted heights of holy grails like Vashti Bunyan's Just Another Diamond Day.