Cécile Delpoïo Paris, France
Once upon a time, in a world called Tuolla, there lived a young woman, her name was Aodrëna. She never knew anything else than these lands floating in the sky, peaceful places, nothing less, than pure beauty wherever you lay your eyes. But Aodrëna wasn’t happy, she believed grass can be greener elsewhere. One day she would leave her world and go in search of happiness... ... more
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Au Sommet de la Tour”
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I don't love it. At all. There's a lot missing here, the singer goes out of tune lots of times, the beat is random every 2 and 4 and some study is required. The guitarist tries everything, but he's not a saint and can't do miracles. In the end it sucks, The video with the reviews on their channelwas really a poor man's move considering the overall album quality, so they deserve this review., "Broken Wings" is the least worse, at least there are more guitars than vocals. Clean recording though.
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