Tag Archives: Saskia

Saskia, Where Are We Heading. Album Review.

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If there is a plan, a grand overarching scheme, a blueprint with the answers placed with pain staking precision, then for the most part, the overwhelming majority of humanity has not been told or made aware of its existence. It can feel as though we are at the opening moments of Douglas Adams’ insightful Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy as the Vogan race inform the people of Earth that they had all time in the world to object to the destruction of the planet by lodging a complaint about the building of a bypass which happened to be on a Thursday.

Saskia, Night And Day. Album Review.

Liverpool Sound and Vision Rating * * * *

Night and Day, two opposites of the same conversation; both are illuminated and bathed by whichever radiance comes through first and is shaped by the one that loves it most. For Saskia Griffiths-Moore and her latest album, it is the influential nature of the acoustic fused with pop and folk which carries the songs through the 24 hours, the charm of the rise and fall of both the muse of the moon and the blessing of the sun.