going to be much better off without me” there is a world of feeling swirling about in the vocal delivery

it wraps gently around precision melodies she wrote for strings

I quit college and moved to Hollywood in the fall of 1976 and though I wasn't connected to any scene there I tried to convince Mark to move his band out

This layering of practices gives electronic music a new physical body tracing the remnants of the past

JUNI HABEL - Evergreen In Your Mind LP Progressive going to be much betterEvergreen In Your Mind is the third album from the Norwegian singer songwriter. It exists in two worlds at the same time. Songs were recorded in quiet corners of her home, on the piano in the school where she works, and it uses the physical world around her to provide percussion. It also takes place, as she herself attests, within a dream; an imagined place in which her desire for oneness with each other and the world around us is finally realised.