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Aeone - The Women's touch
Artist: Aeone (ay-own) (http://www.aeone.com)
Title: The Women's touch
Genre: Pop
Audio: Aeone (RA)
Aeone has an angelic voice that radiates her
spirituality through every note. She speaks directly
to the feminine soul and reminds us of the sacred
powers we all have, but many are not aware of any
longer.
Her lyrics are written from deep inside her.
Leaving the listener with the essence of her being.
Her talents are definitely driven by a higher
power and she does it justice on this album.
I enjoyed every song on this album, but one that
stands out is men-an-tol. The sounds of the uillean
pipes transfers you to the hillside she speaks of in
the song.
This is not an album for the closed minded and
judgmental. I would recommend it for the women that
feels she's in search of something more. I believe if
she listened to this album intently Aeone would help
guide her.
I can't end my review without giving some credit
to Jeff Silverman who worked on this album with Aeone.
His guitar, bass, and drum programming gave this album
the extra edge to reach the hight of excellence it has
accomplished.
From one women to another my highest regards
Aeone. Good Luck, may the goddess help you reach your
rewards.
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