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Just a little different...

S. Hebbron | Leicester UK | 07/14/2005

(5 out of 5 stars)

"...a little more intriguing and infinitely more talented than her "pop" peers. Ms Silvas seems to add a greater sense of soulful meaning to her brand of pop which also has a touch of classic female country about it. Her lyric work is is poetic rather than pop, trash ryhming for rhyming sake.

Whats more she has a crisp and beautiful voice which should take on greater range, depth and richness as she progresses, she has a lot of talent and this, her debut work, is very engaging and a very impressive beginning."

A Good Effort and a Nice album to listen to!

jAmEs FeRnAnDiS | Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | 07/23/2005

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Lucie Silvas, well I actually knew about her knew album after I saw her video of "What You're Made Of" on TV. That's when I really started to like her music. I listened to a number of songs from her new album and they are actually very nice compared to todays POP garbage that you get from young artists (Example: Britney Spears). Her music is more souful and it's also gives her good credit instead of doing something main stream.

Of all the songs from this album I liked "What You're Made Of" most because it is so touching and reminds me of a reminscince of Mariah Carey's "We Belong Together" a little. A VEry Good effort from her. Also besides this, try Marion Ravion's debut album as well. She's from the girl band M2M. Happy Listening to guys!"

Wonderful Start....with room to grow

Dearlylovedaimee | United States | 11/06/2005

(3 out of 5 stars)

"Being from America, it was very hard to find this particular album but when I did I was extremely excited. Lucie has an amazing voice and wonderful songs. You find yourself being drug into the lyrics, really feeling what she's saying. This album is a wonderful start, but there is still something missing.



True Lucie provides a wonderfully different style of Pop as compared to most of the crap that is on the market these days, but that doesn't always garuntee you'll have a solid hit on your hands. Although every song on the album provides a nice listening experience, there aren't really any tracks that stand out. I know it's always nice to have a CD that you can listen to all the way through, but that CD has to contain two or three songs that really pop out to a listener. Sometimes if you're lucky you can get more.



Lucie makes a solid effort, but I believe she has a lot of growing to do as an artist. For instance she needs to explore with more upbeat piano riffs and branch away from the boring. All of the songs on this album are too calm for the average listener. I could see her gaining a wider fan base if she picked up a few catchy beats like Vanessa Carlton. All it takes is a few rocking songs and an album can really stick out above the rest. But for now Lucie gets four stars for providing a decent album.

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