Jenn Taranto is a package deal.
Singer, songwriter,
guitarist. Beautiful on all counts.
Her new album called Move on from Me
features Katie Quann on violin, Justin Kipp on guitar and piano, Keala
Kaumeheiwa on upright bass, and Marimikel Charrier on harp. Cover
art by Arthur Georgalas.
The album was mixed at M Works Cambridge MA.
It is very pleasant to listen to. Just singing and open acoustic
guitar. Definite sitting on the end of the bed music.
Jenn does not really sound like these other artists, but if you like
Clannad, Enya, Cat Stevens, Jena Keaney, and Rachmaninov, you will
enjoy this soulfully toned music.
Buy a good set of headphones for your discman, because there was alot
of mastering effort put into some very simple effects which complement
the straightforward and sparse singer/guitar structure. The CD
sounds best on a nice expensive home system in a room with wood
floors. It's the next best thing, but not quite as fun as a live
show, which you can sometimes catch at Toad, The Lizard Lounge, and
Club Passim in Cambridge
