Editorial Reviews Fans of Cameron’s earlier work will love the addition of live instrumentation, most notably piano, acoustic and electric guitars, bass guitar, and draw-bar organs, each layer working in concert with the electronic elements and walls of cascading vocal harmonies. Two songs remain in the pure, live piano/voice context: Didn’t I and Right, Right Now – a kept promise to the thousands of people that have only heard her music in that vulnerable, intimate setting.
Love + Rescue
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Album Description
Equal parts heavy and light, "Love+Rescue" delights in a thick, pulsating bottom-end juxtaposed against Cameron’s angelic, often lilting voice, creating a beautiful and mesmerizing tension out of which her poetic, autobiographical lyrics emerge.