Post by nicholasg980 on Feb 17, 2010 14:15:52 GMT -6
Website: www.misskristin.com/
It is tempting to assume an association between Kristin's two latest releases; "A Miss Kristin Mac Attack" and "Free", with two distinctive covers that appear "in the pink".
Enlisting the help of childlike artistic talent Alison "Dizz" Daniel, "A Miss Kristin Mac Attack" and "Free" display Kristin's unique approach to music, inviting those who discover her works, to come hither and listen. The color pink has meaning of its own referring to, in perfect condition especially of health. "The earliest citations of 'in the pink' are from the 16th century and, at that time, the meaning was 'the very pinnacle of something', but not necessarily limited to health.
Listening to Kristin's music, it would be safe to say this persistent woman is on to something smart, and pink! Kristin's style is individual like others who have gone before her. Great artists like, Sir Elton John, Neil Young, Tom Petty, and Stevie Nicks all having a presentation that upon first introduction had the power to magnetize or repel but eventually fall in love with. Kristin's personal characteristic vocal fashion is similar.
"A Miss Kristin Mac Attack" is ten early Fleetwood Mac songs produced in a pop/reggae production that brings new life and relevance to Fleetwood Mac favorites of the seventies.
Kristin produced and arranged the entire collection playing most instruments and featuring the reggae elegance of artist Emmanuel Selassie as guest vocalist/instrumentalist. Kristin brings duets alongside solo masterpieces for both young and old to enjoy.
"Free" is Miss Kristin's own personal journey through fear into strong hearted bravery.
Kristin sings with lyrical wisdom as a woman willing to lead a mighty army to happiness via today's independent music world. Kristin again features the extraordinarily amazing guitars of Tom Landry for this collection surely not to be missed.
Both "A Miss Kristin Mac Attack" and "Free" are available digitally and physically, March 2010 via iTunes, Amazon.com, CDBaby and Digstation while Miss Kristin remains tickled pink to be free to make her expressive music.
It is tempting to assume an association between Kristin's two latest releases; "A Miss Kristin Mac Attack" and "Free", with two distinctive covers that appear "in the pink".
Enlisting the help of childlike artistic talent Alison "Dizz" Daniel, "A Miss Kristin Mac Attack" and "Free" display Kristin's unique approach to music, inviting those who discover her works, to come hither and listen. The color pink has meaning of its own referring to, in perfect condition especially of health. "The earliest citations of 'in the pink' are from the 16th century and, at that time, the meaning was 'the very pinnacle of something', but not necessarily limited to health.
Listening to Kristin's music, it would be safe to say this persistent woman is on to something smart, and pink! Kristin's style is individual like others who have gone before her. Great artists like, Sir Elton John, Neil Young, Tom Petty, and Stevie Nicks all having a presentation that upon first introduction had the power to magnetize or repel but eventually fall in love with. Kristin's personal characteristic vocal fashion is similar.
"A Miss Kristin Mac Attack" is ten early Fleetwood Mac songs produced in a pop/reggae production that brings new life and relevance to Fleetwood Mac favorites of the seventies.
Kristin produced and arranged the entire collection playing most instruments and featuring the reggae elegance of artist Emmanuel Selassie as guest vocalist/instrumentalist. Kristin brings duets alongside solo masterpieces for both young and old to enjoy.
"Free" is Miss Kristin's own personal journey through fear into strong hearted bravery.
Kristin sings with lyrical wisdom as a woman willing to lead a mighty army to happiness via today's independent music world. Kristin again features the extraordinarily amazing guitars of Tom Landry for this collection surely not to be missed.
Both "A Miss Kristin Mac Attack" and "Free" are available digitally and physically, March 2010 via iTunes, Amazon.com, CDBaby and Digstation while Miss Kristin remains tickled pink to be free to make her expressive music.