Musical Over Dose is proud to present Since January 2002 another new release, have fun .: about release :. Name .:. Kt Tunstall - NUT Genre : Pop Source : CDDA Type .:. Album Artist : Kt Tunstall Label : EMI (Universal Music) Titel : NUT Tracks : 09 Playtime : 34:46 Size : 64,95 MB Encoder : VBRNEW - LAME3.100 - V0 Quality : VBR kbps / 44.1kHz / Joint-Stereo Bitrate : avg. 262kbps [ Tracklist ] 01.Out Of Touch 03:37 02.I Am The Pilot 04:14 03.Three 04:09 04.Dear Shadow 02:50 05.Private Eyes 04:20 06.Canyons 03:21 07.Synapse 03:01 08.Demigod 03:29 09.All The Time 05:45 Total 34:46 Min This album gets off to a rollicking good start with ôOut of Touch,ö with its energetic, propulsive beat & tons of dynamics to surround KT TunstallÆs sumptuous vocals. It has all the necessary pop eccentricities to go mainstream & retain its identity with lots of inventiveness. Songs tease with danceable energy & keep the commercial silliness in check. ôI Am the Pilot,ö is like this û itÆs likable to ears that may like the flirtation with repetitiveness, the infectious dance beats & creative effects. KTÆs vocals are layered over a Kate Bush-Jane Siberry manner & this gives it all lift û itÆs like the first time you put pop rocks on your tongue. The majority of the songs were produced by Martin Terefe (bass-acoustic guitar-electric guitar- synths-piano-backing vocals-percussion-keys- vocoder-mellotron) for KTÆs Nut (Drops Sept 9-Blue Elan Records) a 9-cut, 35-minute collection. Tunstall (acoustic guitar-bass-synths-electric guitar) was never a mindless singer-songwriter with just a groove stuck in one gear or a valium-induced vocalist with angst & dour melancholy type songs. Instead, she gives us great tunes û ôThree,ö has lyrically reliance on Joan ArmatradingÆs simple, intense, yet persuasive tone. Lovely stuff. It happens again with the jazzier ôCanyons.ö KT was always one of the 3-female vocalists I treasured. Along with Jewel & Joan Osborne, KT projected the objectivity & slickness of excellent singer- songwriters who explored areas alien to most artists. Her percussive accompaniment on ôPrivate Eyes,ö percolates throughout as she lays out her lyrics rhythmically slick & fast. ôSynapse,ö follows & kicks hard with the percussion again. Exciting. ôDear Shadow,ö is bracing. Incredibly good. I wouldÆve liked more of the backing vocals to be focused only because they bridge the verses nicely for KT. The first verses have the most colorful of these bridges just prior to the words ôon the wall I was 10àö Very well put together. KT sings with skill throughout her new set û scintillating, free of restraints & she goes deep. Musicians û Kevin Cormack (bass-synth-keys), Jimmy Hogarth (programming, synth, electric guitar, percussion), Nikolaj Torp (PCM synth/keys/sequencer drums), Andy Burrows (drums/percussion), Johnny Lynch (drums), George Murphy (electric guitar/programming/percussion/piano/backing vocals), Liam Howe & Clem Cherry (programming), Oliver Roman (acoustic guitar) & Solomon Dorsey (bass). Highlights û ôDear Shadow,ö ôDemigod,ö ôAll The Timeö Nice lyrical insert & the packaging is a colorful 6 -panel die-cut piece. Nothing gives any indication why the CD is called ôNut.ö https://www.kttunstall.com