- Audio CD (Nov 9 1999)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: Angleterre
- ASIN: B00005OLYW
Product Details
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| 1. Aeone |
| 2. The Woman's Touch |
| 3. Body in Mind |
| 4. Indira |
| 5. Hands of Love |
| 6. Men-an-Tol |
| 7. Prayer for the Angels |
| 8. Message in My Heart |
| 9. What You Want |
| 10. The Lost Art of Crying |
| 11. Take the Boat Out |
| 12. Voice of America |
| 13. Anam Cara |
Creative fulfillment came when Aeone travelled to the States and a full circle to her Celtic roots. Teaming with writer/producer/engineer Jeff Silverman and releasing her debut US album "Window to a World" Rincon/Rhino pioneering a blend of Celtic sounding music with a pop feel with fiddle, mandolin and banjo. This lead to work in film and tv. Aeones songs have appeared in tv series such as NBCs Santa Barbara and her voice on sound tracks including the voice of "Tanya" for an "American Tail" , "18th Angel" for Rysher and Pirates of Silicon Valley (TNT). Her songs have been recorded by Rick Springfield and Shari Belafonte, and shes sung on albums as diverse as David Cassidy and Shelley Duvall!
More recently Aeone has moved into the world of scoring and is "stealth on the radar" with her unique style using vocal as emotion behind picture. She scored "Spy Girls" promo and pilot and theme song for Universal/USA the Team Knight Rider spin off. Her individual sound is highly recognizable in movie trailers scoring music for : "The Messenger" Luc Bessons film about Joan of Arc along with Finding Forrester, Dude Where's my Car, Saving Silverman, Lucky Numbers, Lovers of the Arctic Circle, One Night at McCool's, At First Sight, Down to Earth, Instinct, Disturbing Behaviour.
March 2000 "Anam Cara" from "The Woman's Touch" cd was also released March 2000 in Sonic Images critically acclaimed compilation "Celtic Journey" with Sally Oldfield, Alkaemy amongst others
This summer Aeone - is "The Voice of the Mists of Avalon" TNT - July 15 / 16 2001. Aeone adds her unique vocal sound to composer Lee Holdridges heartfelt score with haunting ethereal vocals and emotional pagan keening - her voice touches the ancient Celt in all of us! . Aeone performed & produced the song "I Will Remember You Still" written with Lee Holdridge released on "Mists" soundtrack album. "THE MISTS OF AVALON" the highly anticipated miniseries is a story of myth, magic, love and war starring Anjelica Houston, Julianna Margolis and Joan Allen.Aeone has received enormous interest from industry, radio, film and reviewers and with over 500,000 downloads at MP3.com alone "The Womans Touch" reaching #3 in 1999 MP3 Weekly Top 40 chart in a couple of months and topping the Adult Alternative chart for almost all of the year 2000. Her song "Message In My Heart" topped the Pop Chart and she has become a voice to be reckoned with in this new market place.
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I went to her website ... and gave an ear to downloaded samples from The Woman's Touch. I was bowled over. Wow! From the eponymous first song, evoking a less quirky Kate Bush but with fuller production, to the anthemic Voice of America replete with hints of hip-hop, this CD is the poster child for eclecticism. Though a journey up and down diffuse acoustic pathways it has a soulful cohesion via Aeone's vocal stylings and subtle thematic elements. Enya-esque in her use of melodic multi-layering and Loreena-like with celtic-sensible, soaring invocations, Aeone sings from a spiritual place but on her very own merits. Her voice doesn't stand alone like Loreena's, pushing and kneading, but instead sits so very comfortably, sensually, amid the shimmering lushness of dulcimers and uilleann pipes and instruments more contemporary. Even a hard rock riff here and there complements instead of detracts.
I guess that's the essence of The Woman's Touch, at once ancient and modern. Aeone's music spans eras yet its spirit is a most intimate one for the receptive listener. That's the gist of it for me, that I could hear it filling a cathedral or listen in bed with headphones in the dark and be equally moved. The connection made is ultimately personal -- which is surely the true objective of any sincere musician. Highly recommended to musicophiles with good taste.
Oh, and thanks be to amazon.com for the oh-so useful cross-referencing feature of its music reviews format by which I found Aeone.
My favorite track is 3, Body In Mind because it has a heavy almost lusty sound and the lyrics are great. My least favorite (heck I can't stand it) is track 12, Voice of America, mostly because of the guy almost rapping in it. That is why the CD falls flat in some spots, you feel a little uncomfortable because it seems like the artist is simply doing something because it is different, not because it makes sense.
So, if given a choice between this and another CD, I would try the other one first. But if you have money to blow and like trying out different things, then this CD is for you.