Editorial Reviews
Correatown
Music Review:
Music Review
I'm Gonna Love You Too [CD-single] [Import]
Chopin performed by Lambis Vassiliadis
Commotio: Early 20th-Century European Organ Music
Deuce Presents Jigsaw [Import]
D.I.G. Allstar: Face to Face [Import]
Boulez: The Three Piano Sonatas
Curse of the Mekons/F.U.N. '90
- Kate Sullivan & Falling James, LA Weekly
You read it here first: Angela Correa is going to be a much loved L.A. artist in about 10 minutes
LA Underground, April 2005
perfectly uncluttered... poetic and unprecise, Correatown is the place we've always wanted to be
Album Description
CORREATOWN is the first album by Angela Correa to be released on Bed Pan Records, a tiny independent label in San Diego. Initially, the songs were meant to be a humble little demo of one takes- Angela just playing & singing a natural performance. However, after listening to the songs producer Gregory Page decided to paint in a little color between the spaces of music and lyric Angela had created. Most of the songs chosen for the album were actually the first take. The result is a collection of songs that are intimate & sincere, yet loose and organic in texture.