
Leanne Trevalyan
Open Heart Perjury
© 2003 Leanne Trevalyan (684837000527)
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Great songwriting and scaled down acoustic production on this female vocalists sophmore effort
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"Incredible lyrics and a voice so pure and crystalline you have to experience it to believe it." Skot Atha, The Outpost, Monterey, KY
“Trevalyan proves her strengths in the singer/songwriter department yet again…” John Allen Briscoe, The Washington Newsletter
"“Leanne sets a sultry mood with her velvety, flirty, lean and honest vocals…” Carol Sawyer, The Washington Newsletter
"Good things are in store for this promising young woman."
Kory Wilcoxson, Louisville Music News
"Leanne Trevalyan’s voice is a highlight, immersed as much in Faith Hill as June Carter." Amanda Lee Anderson, The Leo (Louisville Eccentric Observer)
"...ballads featuring melodies that grab your attention and lyrics/stories that grab your heart." David Lilly, Louisville Music News
"Seldom am I as impressed with an original artist as I am with this amazing performer." Skot Atha, The Outpost, Monterey, KY
“Her strong, versatile voice shows well, especially live
where you get the whole scope of her vocal ability.”
Sharon Wootton, The Everett Herald
“Trevalyan’s growing talent as a singer/songwriter is exemplified in the mature sophistication of ‘Simply Because’, a truly fine song…”John Allen Briscoe, The Washington Newsletter
“Trevalyan sings with a natural, unpretentious style ala Bessie Smith, and expresses emotion and intensity in a way that is very refreshing.” Carol Sawyer, The Washington Newsletter
“One of my favorite songwriters in the world.”
Billy Stoops, Sunbanks Festival Director
“This lady can flat out sing.” The Tri-Cities Entertainer
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Good things are in store for this promising young woman - bless her heart!
author: Louisville Music NewsSinger/songwriter Leanne Trevalyan states in the liner notes of Open Heart Perjury that the word 'heart' is used 33 times over the course of the 11 songs (including the title of three songs). That should give you a clue as to the tenor of "Perjury", and to the level of investment Trevalyan has in it. Trevalyan sings about hearts in a variety of styles: There's the Marcia Ball feistiness of "Swoon & Sigh", the somber brokenness of "My Heart Goes South", and the tongue-in-cheek fashion confession of "Heart on My Sleeve", which inevitably leads to Trevalyan getting "blood on my shirt." Trevalyan is smart to mix up her delivery so that the whole album doesn't sink into the monotone of the "he broke my heart" lament. "Song #89" comes dangerously close to rocking, and the longing of "I Can't Sit Still" conjures up the sweet voice of the Indigo Girls' Emily Sailers. The rumor is that Trevalyan is in the process of developing new material with Tim Krekel, which means that good things are in store for this promising young woman. Bless her heart. -Kory Wilcoxson
Grab your chocolate and take a road trip with Leanne!
author: Cyndi MudgeThis is a great CD to hit the road with or curl up clutching a big hunk of chocolate. Your mood swings will time well with the songs, from that first sugar high crush to the crash of that last love. Leanne's lyrics are wonderfully choreographed. Trying to pin down a favorite song is like trying to capture a butterfuly in a field of clover. There are simply too many to choose. Can't Sit Still has become a personal anthem, but equally compelling are On My Shoulder, My Heart Goes South, and Timing is Everything. In a world of noise and electronic popping and beeps it's refreshing to spend time with music that is simple and direct. Just a guitar, violin, and harmonica.