Wooden Wand
- Source: The List (Issue 580)
- Date: 16 July 2007 (updated 24 July 2007)
- Written by: Katherine Adam
WOODEN WAND
James and the Quiet (Institute)
INDIE/FOLK
Toning down from the eccentricities of his previous work, James Jackson Toth endeavoured to follow his muse and create something altogether different. Yet a style comparable to Devendra Banhart cannot be left unmentioned. Co-arranger and vocalist Jessica Toth, the secret weapon, emerges as the perfect foil to JJ Toth’s inimitable artistic voice. Together with Ranaldo (guitar, piano and vocals), Jessica wrote and fine-tuned the album’s exquisite harmony vocals and piano lines. JJ Toth, with more than a little help from his friends, has crafted a consistent and creative batch of songs that earns repeat listenings.
(Katherine Adam)
More: Album, Indie Folk, James and the Quiet, Wooden Wand, Music
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