Live It Colorfully

And all I can say that it is Broadway Musical Album. Listening to this full album just like watching a piece of a larger story. A story that began two years ago and is still ongoing. This is not a traditional record from Bareilles, it is very much a concept record, and as such might disappoint for someone looking for the next “Brave” or “Love Song”just like me.

In this album, Sara stands as  an absolute composer and lyricist for the medium of musical theater. There is her upbeat catchy tunes (Door Number Three) and ovation-worthy ballads (She Used To Be Mine) are as good as they’ve ever been, and the production from Neal Avron (who produced Bareilles’ “Kaleidoscope Heart” album) puts these songs comfortable in the frame of her previous repertoire. Anyway, there’s moments of Sondheim, moments of deep character study and in-the-moment frantic examination (When He Sees Me). There’s the stylized and fuzzy feeling of Schwartz, where you just smile ear to ear for minutes on end (Never Ever Getting Rid Of Me). And there’s devastatingly somber notes reminiscent of Jason Robert Brown, that tug at your heart-strings and won’t go away (You Matter To Me).

In summary,  I would say that it is a personal records for specific targeted market which is often complex and complicated forcing you to carefully listen and pay attention. I might be enjoy it if I were watching her performance in broadway.

Natalie Imbruglia had been my favorite singer since I was 10.  I still  remember her her full-length debut, the track "Torn" was issued in 1997, and no one could have predicted its wild success. The single spent a total of 14 weeks at number one, sold over a million copies, and broke the record for most airplay in U.K. history. Her debut album, Left of the Middle, was a major hit in Australia, the U.K., and the U.S. upon its release in early 1998. Follow-up singles "Wishing I was Here" and the album's title track did moderately well, but never achieved massive success like "Torn."

Let me share with you , my fellow reader. This is one of my favorite Indonesian Singer. She has a beautiful voice so that every song she sing would be definitely brings you calm and peaceful mind.

Sierra Soetedjo, is an Indonesian jazz singer who has accomplished her study in Perth majoring in vocal at WAAPA (Western Australia Academy of Performing Arts), graduated in Advance Diploma of Contemporary Music in 2005 and Bachelor of Music (Jazz Performance) in 2007.



During high school, she received awards for Music and a Merit Certificate for Outstanding Performance and Commitment to the Music Department in 1999. She has performed in the Performing Arts Festival for both singing and dancing at the Bunbury Eisteddfod, and received various awards such as 1st Places in Vocal Solo, Sacred Solo, Popular Solo, and Vocal Trio, 3rd Place in Traditional Folk Song, Highly Commended Popular Vocal and Vocal Solo/Duet in 2001.



Sierra has released her 1st Audiophile solo album 'Only One' since Jan 2011, an easy listening songs such as Fallen, Especially For You, Leaving On a Jet Plane, Have I Told You Lately, Something, You, Save the Last Dance, Lately, Thank You Love and The Only One. She's made her 1st video clip called 'The Only One' and now preparing for her 2nd album.

Tracklist:
1. The Only One
2. Fallen
3. Lately
4. Something
5. Save the Last Dance
6. Especially For You
7. Leaving On a Jet Plane
8. Have I Told You Lately That I Love You
9. Thank You Love
Bonus track: Especially For You feat. Jed Madela
Fun Facts about this album : The first track called  'The Only One', is composed by Adi Bing Slamet, which is one of  song on OST Merpati Tidak Pernah Ingkar Janji. Meanwhile, Something (the 4th track ) is one of Beatles's rock and roll  single, now the single is in acoustic version .

Frampton was first runner-up on NBC's "The Voice." The 24-year-old waif from Utah has experience fronting a band with her sister, and she has a fine-tuned persona -- quirky, sweet and charismatic with a lilting voice and a knack for unusual phrasing