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In the post-alternative pop world, too many artists stayed within their own prescribed genre, and that's one of the reasons
Rebekah's
debut album,
Remember to Breathe
, is so refreshing. Conscious of pop and R&B history but not enslaved to it,
music is fresh and alive with possiblities. She blends singer-songwriter folk-rock with funk, rock, soul and sample-conscious alternative rock. There's a vital world of unpredictable sonic textures on
that are continually intriguing, but what's particularly exciting about the record is how
writing seamlessly blends these styles together into memorable, melodic songs. The eclecticism never seems like grandstanding -- it's organic, and all the more effective for it. Occasionally, producer
Matthew Wilder
has given the music a bit too much gloss, but that doesn't prevent
from being a stunning debut. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Rebekah's
debut album,
Remember to Breathe
, is so refreshing. Conscious of pop and R&B history but not enslaved to it,
music is fresh and alive with possiblities. She blends singer-songwriter folk-rock with funk, rock, soul and sample-conscious alternative rock. There's a vital world of unpredictable sonic textures on
that are continually intriguing, but what's particularly exciting about the record is how
writing seamlessly blends these styles together into memorable, melodic songs. The eclecticism never seems like grandstanding -- it's organic, and all the more effective for it. Occasionally, producer
Matthew Wilder
has given the music a bit too much gloss, but that doesn't prevent
from being a stunning debut. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine