Sanatçının Albümleri
Stars Above
2001 · single
LA Sirena 1992-1996
1996 · albüm
Sing
2022 · single
Lovesong
2022 · single
Fire On The Roof Of Eden
2021 · albüm
L’Amour c’est nous
2020 · single
Revenge is Sour
2020 · single
Need a Little Luck in This Life
2020 · single
And the Wind Just Cries
2020 · single
Keeps on Spinning
2020 · single
Cyane
2020 · single
Songs from the Kitchen Table
2020 · mini albüm
Live at el Lokal
2018 · albüm
Maria DK
2017 · albüm
Pride
2017 · single
Mutter's Daughter
2015 · albüm
Stuck
2015 · single
Stuck (Epic)
2015 · single
Hola Luna
2012 · single
Sing
2012 · single
Sing
2012 · albüm
The Storms Are on the Ocean
2011 · albüm
Fuckability
2007 · single
Mutter
2007 · albüm
Charm
2001 · albüm
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Fire On The Roof of Eden. A mammoth project – at 72 minutes – the album was fuelled by lockdown limbo and is full to bursting of nearly every genre, from folk, to the alt-pop of 'And The Wind Just Cries', to the bluegrass-tinged 'Purple Girl', to good old fashioned rock n' roll. Vocorder even makes an appearance on 'Little Siren'. But Fire On The Roof of Eden somehow never feels forced, rushed or haphazard, despite the sprawling territory it covers. Doyle Kennedy maintains that the process was anything but smooth, though perhaps that's what makes it great – an entire year of lost time is somehow gained back in the Kennedys' timeless new album, where moments of freneticism are placated by haunting strings, tweeting birds, or a cat's plaintive mewing. Full of mystic escapism and wanderlust, there's a stunning French offering called 'L'Amour C'est Nous', and a Spanish-inspired interlude titled 'Jerez', which recalls the time the two musicians spent living in Spain. Some moments she's ethereal, her vibrant, husky voice spilling over a waterfall of a melody. And others ('Keeps On Spinning' comes to mind), she winks out phrases like, "I suppose I could set aside a day or two, have my evil way with you" – full of cheek. Whether she's exploring several iterations of herself through a new frame – or because she's an actor and can't help but try on new faces – the effect of the whole thing is utterly intoxicating. Tanis Smither