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30 Jun

Posted at 07:50h in Music, Reviews
"People don't know what I'm all about." When I was first introduced to singer Asa, I did not know what to expect musically. Her lengthy dreadlocks and nerdy glasses are a combination in themselves, and you wonder what the world looks like from her point of view. Her talent didn't initially surprise me. Other bluesy vocalists with petite structures (Yukimi Nagano, Chrisette Michele) immediately came to mind and I was ready to sit it aside, hungry for something new. But there was an enlightenment coating her voice, a unique wisdom which would not allow her to be branded. Her sophomore album, Beautiful Imperfection, is in her opinion, blues personified.