Teaadora
has a soft, soothing voice that sometimes brings out words and at other times
just sounds. If you’re usually late to
the party like I am, this cassingle could very well be your introduction to
Teaadora, as it is to me, and it does serve as a bit of a teaser to a full
length expected later this year.
(Whether or not that will be on cassette as well remains to be seen)
I
enjoy a good artist comparison as much as anyone. Being able to say that Teaadora sounds like
a mixture of “Good Artist A” and “Good Artist B”, which makes Teaadora good,
would be fine by me and I’ll take that idea any day of the week to find myself
listening to good music. But for as
good as Teaadora is, there is really just no point for comparison here.
The
first song- “Perfect Love”- is filled with acoustic guitar notes and has a sort
of folk feel to it, but again, for thinking of similar artists who would “acoustic
guitar + vocals”, and there are probably at least a million others out there, I
just cannot even begin to come close to what this song resembles exactly.
The
second song, which is Side B as well as the titular track, has more of a drum
machine/dream pop type of feel to it, but I once again find myself running into
the same problem that there should very easily be several artists to compare
this with but I just come up blank.
While
these are two simply fantastic songs, this cassette also is a precursor to the
full length album, and as such this makes me that much more curious for when
that comes out because as I cannot find a way to convey these to you precisely,
I wonder if that same problem will hinder me on a scale of ten or so
songs.
Let this also serve as proof
that people should not be paying $10 for an entire album of music by the mighty
talented Teaadora, but rather $10 per song seems like a fairer price to me.
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