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Earthman says he could listen to more of Serena Ryder so I thought I'd oblige. And wouldn't you know it, I do have a cold, but my love is far away.
I love how Ryder's voice seems at once familiar with hints of various female vocals and yet it's all its own.
This is the song that made me absolutely gaga over Serena Ryder. It may have also been in Ms. Ryder's favor that I have been v. busy of late falling in love. Anyhow, enjoy.
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Serena Ryder was the focus of a RatetheMusic survey I took yesterday. All of the songs I heard were great, some of them amazing, and I immediately downloaded everything I could find: an EP from itunes and an album from emusic. Still all the songs I heard on the survey are not present and accounted for, so there must be more to come.
Serena Ryder (born 8 December 1983[1] at Toronto, Ontario[2]) is a Canadian singer/songwriter and guitarist who grew up in Millbrook, Ontario, Canada. Her best-known albums include Unlikely Emergency and If Your Memory Serves You Well.
Ranging musically between folk, roots, country, and adult contemporary, Ryder possesses a three-octave range. She attended the Integrated Arts Program at Peterborough Collegiate and Vocational Institute in Peterborough, and took music lessons from Terry Finn at [Finn's House of Music][1] and performed solo as well as with many of Peterborough's bands as a teenager including Christian band Thousand Foot Krutch and Jive recording artist Three Days Grace who are both also from the Peterborough area. -Wiki
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I could listen to more of that! Im interested in the description folk, over here in NZ folk has a very small window (which I believe is way to small) and that would not not fit into it hence theres a lot of stuff that doesnt fit into anywhere. Its folk music not played by the local folk? and that makes them folkies? I dont know?
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Trying to remember whose voice this reminds me of. Lovely....
One should never post only 2 songs ahen a third is quietly whispering in your ear "bur what about me"?