Ren Geisick - Ren, Love Song (2017)
BAND/ARTIST: Ren Geisick
- Title: Ren, Love Song
- Year Of Release: 2017
- Label: Ren's Records
- Genre: Country, Jazz, Folk, Americana
- Quality: Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 41:43
- Total Size: 253 MB
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
1. Too Late (3:46)
2. Do I Ever Cross Your Mind (1:55)
3. You Don't Miss Your Water (Till Your Well Runs Dry) (3:38)
4. I Probably Won't See You For A While (2:38)
5. Lover (2:16)
6. Love Song #1 (3:19)
7. Oh Lonseome Me (2:15)
8. I Don't Love You Anymore (3:45)
9. Enough For You (3:59)
10. Song To The Siren (3:15)
11. I'll Walk Alone (2:56)
12. Walls (2:35)
13. Tell Me That Isn't True (2:34)
14. No Place To Fall (2:45)
1. Too Late (3:46)
2. Do I Ever Cross Your Mind (1:55)
3. You Don't Miss Your Water (Till Your Well Runs Dry) (3:38)
4. I Probably Won't See You For A While (2:38)
5. Lover (2:16)
6. Love Song #1 (3:19)
7. Oh Lonseome Me (2:15)
8. I Don't Love You Anymore (3:45)
9. Enough For You (3:59)
10. Song To The Siren (3:15)
11. I'll Walk Alone (2:56)
12. Walls (2:35)
13. Tell Me That Isn't True (2:34)
14. No Place To Fall (2:45)
On her latest album, Ren Geisick offers her natural skills as a jazz artist to the world of strummy Americana tunes. Ren, Love Songs was inspired by equal parts jazz, country, and blues.
The San Francisco singer-songwriter’s inherent knack for timing and phrasing—likely gathered from her experience in jazz music—melds brilliantly with the heartfelt stylings of Americana on the record. Solidifying her adoration of old-school country artists Love Songs, a soul-bearing cover of Kris Kristofferson’s “Enough For You” acts as one of the album’s central points.
Although an album of mostly covers, Geisick also delves into original songwriting on the LP. Her lead single, for instance, “Love Song #1” is more Justin Hurwitz than Shane McAnally. Yet, it’s in the way that her delicate, intricate jazz stylings meld with lilting piano and slide guitar twang that seals the deal on this serene track.
The San Francisco singer-songwriter’s inherent knack for timing and phrasing—likely gathered from her experience in jazz music—melds brilliantly with the heartfelt stylings of Americana on the record. Solidifying her adoration of old-school country artists Love Songs, a soul-bearing cover of Kris Kristofferson’s “Enough For You” acts as one of the album’s central points.
Although an album of mostly covers, Geisick also delves into original songwriting on the LP. Her lead single, for instance, “Love Song #1” is more Justin Hurwitz than Shane McAnally. Yet, it’s in the way that her delicate, intricate jazz stylings meld with lilting piano and slide guitar twang that seals the deal on this serene track.
Year 2017 | Jazz | Country | Folk | FLAC / APE
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