Jenoah CD REVIEW
morning is when Jenoah wakes up - Jenoah CD review
When you first open this CD you find several thick stock 'postcards' of sorts,
and your eyes fall upon the soft cleavage of Jamie, first card. Each is a double
sided card with a picture and words. It raises questions of what it all means
but those questions will be filed away, maybe for later. The music found on
the CD leaves no question however, and probably falls in my world under the
term 'pop scream-MO'. All the songs are produced in studio quality sound so
the impressive 'tightness' you see from the band 'live' seems standard here.
More songs on the CD feature the vocal duets of Stephen and Lucky with back-up
scream-MO rather that the other way around.
All the songs on the CD are well crafted though none stand out as radio friendly
Top 40 stuff, except for JAMIE, possibly. Fans of the JENOAH won't be let down
by the selection of harmonic tunes. The studio cuts also showcase the band's
musical talents blended together for a softer poppy sound. PS: The cards, some
of them anyway, refer to the songs. - PT ROTHSCHILD