CeliaCountry of origin:U.S. Type of music generally:contemporary folk Status:Most recent release, Connection Sagrada (with Yanin Saavedra, 2020) See also:Celia's site Comparisons:Sarah McLachlan, Joni Mitchell Covers/own material:Own and co-written General comments:Celia's soft music is easy on the ears in a good way. (stjarnell@yahoo.com) Recommended first album:breathe is the only one we've heard Recordings:
breatheRelease info:2004 Availability:See Celia's site Ecto priority:Recommended Group members:Celia—vocals, backing vocals Guest artists:Willy Porter—acoustic guitar, backing vocals, bass, electric guitar, percussion Produced by:Willy Porter Comments:Celia's soft vocals and ecologically conscious lyrics match her brand of music well. The rhythmic "Everyday Goddess" celebrates the ordinary woman beautifully. "This bed we made" is a sensuous song that paints poetry with small means. "Earth Girl" is like early Joni Mitchell in its whimsical charm. The country stylings of "Don’t Ever Stop" are appealing also. It's a very nice and pleasant record. (stjarnell@yahoo.com) Thanks to Anna Maria Stjärnell for work on this entry.
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