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Everyone Is Someone
Dala
Everyone Is Someone
 
2009 album from Canadian duo DALA!!!!! With sweet melodies somewhere between the Everly Brothers and Joni Mitchell, Dala is bringing acoustic music to a new generation. Campus Music.

     
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All Artists: Dala
Title: Everyone Is Someone
Members Wishing: 0
Total Copies: 0
Label: Pid
Release Date: 6/9/2009
Album Type: Import
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 094922262073

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2009 album from Canadian duo DALA!!!!! With sweet melodies somewhere between the Everly Brothers and Joni Mitchell, Dala is bringing acoustic music to a new generation. Campus Music.

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Everyone...Someone.. | middle america | 12/10/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)

"By chance I heard one of Dala's songs on the radio........I was captivated by their gorgeous voices and

gentle sound. They are from Canada and not well known yet...in the U.S. Online at CD Baby, I was able to purchase 3 other CD's by Dala....I think this CD...Everyone

is Someone is my favorite....but not by much. All the CD's are excellent and do not disappoint.......these

lovely women are gifted both physically

and vocally......their music will only improve with time. And I will be following their music for as long as I can...."
Amazing voices
Wisconsin Ben | 12/01/2009
(5 out of 5 stars)

"I saw these two in concert here in the US. They have absolutely amazing voices and the harmonies they create

are simply wonderful. I can't recommend this CD enough."
A Perfect Blend of Voices - The Girl Group Sound brought int
Steven I. Ramm | Phila, PA USA | 01/17/2010
(5 out of 5 stars)

"At a recent music conference in New York I heard a lot of "buzz" about these two young Canadian women and just had to hear them. A brief - and jam packed - "showcase" led me to this CD, their newest. Amanda (the DA in DALA) and Sheila (the LA in the group's name) are so in harmony on the tracks on this CD that you'd swear that its one voice overdubbed. But its not. All the tracks are beautiful but "Levi Blues" - with its repeating refrain "I'll always come back to you" - is reminiscent of the 60s girl group sound, and stays with you long after the album ends. (The song appears as a cleverly titled "AM Transistor Remix" as the last track.)



They are just starting to appear in the US and once they get airplay here they will become even better known south of the US/Canada border. There are some earlier CDs that I'm going to head to next. Discover DAL now, before all your friends do. Then you can say "I knew them first!".



Steve Ramm

"Anything Phonographic"





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