Liquorice Sea
Sacred Touch
© 2001 Diane Barbarash (634479090127)
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Liquorice Sea's alt/pop streams between what's considered mainstream and indie, making them musical outlaws without the hardcore edge. Fans say we lean towards Jann Arden and then curve away on a Rickie Lee Jones detour.
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Diane’s songwriting career began in coffeehouses in Toronto, where she was living at the time trying to make it as a visual artist and general society rebel. Many of those songs were composed in the small hotel room she rented above the Isabelle Avenue blues nightclub. Her recording techniques at that time were equally as grassroots - using two portable tape recorders, she would first record a song onto one, then bounce harmonies with the second recorder - a “use what you’ve got” approach towards a broader sound. Several years later, armed with her beloved lipstick red electric Stratocaster and a home studio, Diane’s passion for music and art continues.
Diane Barbarash (aka Liquoricegirl) has just released a solo record "I found you by the dogwood tree" - SEE LIQUORICEGIRL on cdbaby.com -(previous recordings: “Sacred Touch” in 2001, “Secrets” in 1998), which promises her best material yet. It is an intensely personal solo project, to be released Oct 22, 2006. If you like what you hear in Liquorice Sea, definitely check out Liquoricegirl too.
Diane Barbarash has been a recipient of two Canadian FACTOR awards and has performed at many festivals including North By North East in Toronto and Under The Volcano in Vancouver. Her band Liquorice Sea was featured as a finalist in umbrellamusic.com’s “This is New Music”, and was spotlighted on cdstreet.com. Liquorice Sea and Diane Barbarash can be found at cdbaby.com, on CBC Canada’s newmusiccanada.com, and in publishing catalogues in Vancouver and New York for film and TV.
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sugar seeping from the dark.
author: Tom AmersonThe night has become a safer place;Liquorice sea slowly creeps up from the cool dark ground and inhabit's your sense's.Its mothers milk to the night babies. Loved the vocal quality and the seamless backup. Well worth leaving the light of day!