The album "Liberman" by Vanessa Carlton

Originally posted on: 10/11/2016

        Liberman is the fifth album of the singer/songwriter Vanessa Carlton released in 2015, four years after the album Rabbits On The Run. The album comes with the artist's new style: indie/folk, then like in the previous one, it has the main use of the instruments (like the guitar) and, of course, the piano still plays an important role in Vanessa's composition and personal style. She was known worldwide since her first and only hit A Thousand Miles released in 2002, though, Vanessa breaks up with the pop style that made her famous. Her discography expresses her evolution and changing through the music, as she said in her official site, a mature process. Then, at first, I'm going to a little recap of Liberman's background, then secondly, talk about the album besides my impressions about it.

I've found a musician called Joshua Hyslop

Originally posted on: 10/06/2018
Reedited on: 11/09/2019

     I decided recently to translate to English and make some little changings in my old posts that are written in my first language (Brazilian Portuguese). It's going to take time to translate everything but better late than never. So, I choose to translate this one so soon because Joshua Hyslop himself has seen my original post! I almost couldn't believe it! So, I'm translating this for you, Joshua! Thanks so much for being so kind to your fans!

     I write about music from time to time, then last year I started to use music streaming on Spotify just to expand my personal list of musicians. My relation with the app is something completely new and it has been fitting to my music taste little by little. So, among the new suggestions of styles, bands, and musicians in the Daily Mix, I've found my dear Joshua Hyslop. His voice and his guitar style have got my attention so much, then I had chosen his albums and EPs to listen a bit more.