Description: AllMusic Review by William Cooper Irish vocalist Emer Kenny is essentially a folksinger at heart, but her combination of Celtic music with contemporary techno beats make her sound like a potentially unholy pairing of Clannad with Morcheeba. Surprisingly, her wide range of influences come together as a solid whole on her 2001 release Fades Into Day, the follow-up to her self-titled debut from 1997. Working with producers John Murphy (the Shoes) and Gardner Cole (Madonna, Michael McDonald), Kenny (much like fellow Irish songstress Sinead O'Connor) modernizes the traditional Irish sound by incorporating elements of techno, funk, and world beat. This marriage of sounds is made all the more successful by her spooky-yet-engaging vocals and an abundance of strong pop hooks. No sophomore slump here; Fades Into Day is a solid release and should please fans of Celtic, techno, and pure pop alike. 1. Useless Thing 2. Shattered 3. Fades Into Day 4. 74 Willows 5. How Can I Love You 6. The Butterfly 7. Dirty Mind 8. Media Whore 9. Dance Until Dawn 10. All The Time 11. The March 12. Na Connerys Combined shipping discount on all items unless otherwise noted. Just use the add to cart option and proceed to checkout when done. Please note that the Buy It Now button voids the discount. See the shipping link for more shipping options.
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Artist: Emer Kenny
CD Grading: Mint (M)
Record Label: Triloka
Release Title: Fades Into Day
Case Type: Jewel Case: Standard
Case Condition: Mint (M)
Inlay Condition: Mint (M)
Catalog Number: TR-77500-2
Edition: First Edition
Type: Album
Format: CD
Language: English
Producer: John Murphy, Emer Kenny, Gardner Cole
Release Year: 2001
Era: 2000s
Style: Celtic, Folk Rock, Alternative
Features: Original Cover, Sealed
Genre: World Music, Celtic
Run Time: 52 min.
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
