Vera Sola - The Colony Dont Say
Review by Janlou Chaput
Vera Sola's latest album, The Colony Don't Say, is a haunting and poetic masterpiece. The singer-songwriter's unique voice, paired with her stripped-down instrumentation, creates a raw and intimate atmosphere that pulls the listener in from the very first track. The album is a journey through themes of love, loss, and self-discovery, with Sola's lyrics painting vivid pictures of the human experience. The standout track, "The Colony," is a powerful commentary on the current state of society, with Sola's voice soaring over a sparse, yet impactful, instrumental backdrop. The Colony Don't Say is a stunning achievement for Vera Sola, showcasing her talent as both a songwriter and performer. It is a must-listen for fans of indie-folk and anyone looking for an emotional and thought-provoking musical experience.
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Download
Filename: vera-sola-the-colony-dont-say.zip- MP3 size: 9 mb
- FLAC size: 85.8 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Don't Say | ||
| The Colony |
Video
Catalog Numbers
003Labels
Spectraphonic RecordsListen online
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Formats
- Vinyl
- 7"
- Limited Edition
About Vera Sola
Members
- Danielle Aykroyd
Comments
Why do we build cities where we can't produce what we need to live, then enslave people to produce it for us? What was the point of making it easier for humans to populate, then resent them for existing, as those in decision-making power seem to do?
& yeah, it all _does_ feel like blind scrabbling with made-up causes.
It's hard to keep one's sights on the message without being drawn into it so closely one gets wrapped up in it, but you definitely did it just with the lyrics here. The visual juxtaposition with all that man-made tech ramming itself through nature blindly adds to it too.
I'm surprised more comments aren't about anything. "I love your art" doesn't tell us why. Still, really glad I answered the call of curiosity. Time to listen to some more.
