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Tanisha Taitt


Country of origin:

Canada

Type of music generally:

evocative/eclectic alternative pop

Status:

Most recent release, overflow (2004)

See also:

Soundclick page for Tanisha Taitt

CBC Music's site for Tanisha Taitt

Comparisons:

Sarah McLachlan, Mary Lydia Ryan

Covers/own material:

Own

General comments:

Tanisha Taitt seems like a genuine talent to me. (stjarnell@yahoo.com)

Recommended first album:

overflow is the first we've heard

Recordings:

  • Praylude (cassette ep, 1999)
  • overflow (2004)

overflow

Release info:

2004—self-released—TTB01

Availability:

See Tanisha Taitt's site

Ecto priority:

Recommended

Group members:

Tanisha Taitt—vocals, backing vocals, harmony vocals

Guest artists:

Jordan O'Connor—all instruments

Produced by:

Tanisha Taitt and Jordan O'Connor

Comments:

I've heard a tape Tanisha Taitt made some years ago but I can't recall that being this good. She writes brilliant lyrics as on "Tale of an A and R Man" which is a sharp diss of such a guy and the critique of organized religion of "Lapsed". Musically she can be soft focused but mostly she's very eclectic. I'm reminded of Sarah McLachlan and Mary Lydia Ryan at times. "Don't" is a brilliant song with nice orchestration. "The roaring Twenties" is sorta half trip-hop half-pop and Taitt's observations on being twenty-something are well done. "The ones you love" is a beautiful soul-searching ballad.
     This is an album to spend much time with as each play reveals new layers. (stjarnell@yahoo.com)


Thanks to stjarnell@yahoo.com for work on this entry.

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