Allison Crowe - 6 Songs

Review by Rhys Cox

Allison Crowe's album "6 Songs" is a soulful and refreshing collection of tracks that showcase her immense talent as a singer-songwriter. With her powerful and emotive vocals, she effortlessly brings each song to life, captivating listeners with her raw and honest performances.

The album opens with "Disease", a haunting and melancholic ballad that sets the tone for the rest of the record. "Circular Reasoning" follows with its upbeat tempo and catchy melody, showcasing Crowe's ability to switch from one mood to another seamlessly.

"Time After Time" is a standout track, with Crowe's vocals soaring over the gentle piano and acoustic guitar accompaniment. Her rendition of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" is also a highlight, with her interpretation of the classic song imbued with a sense of vulnerability and sincerity.

Summary by Rhys Cox

The album closes with the beautiful and introspective "Effortless", a fitting end to a record that is both introspective and uplifting. "6 Songs" is a stunning showcase of Allison Crowe's talent and a must-listen for fans of acoustic, folk and indie music.