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Jolie Holland

Jolie Holland

  • Avg user rating: 4 stars Out of 39 votes
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  • Similar Artists: Edie Brickell, Carly Simon, Andrew Bird, Nina Nastasia, Neko Case

Playlist

Black Stars (4:55) Date added: 02/27/06 | Total listens: 5,041
Old Fashion Morphine (4:35) Date added: 02/27/06 | Total listens: 4,419
Black Hand Blues (2:56) Date added: 02/27/06 | Total listens: 3,483
I Wanna Die (5:19) Date added: 02/27/06 | Total listens: 20,272

User reviews for Jolie Holland

Average rating4 starsOut of 39 votes

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Editor's review

If Andrew Bird and Devendra Banhart were fighting for Fiona Apple's attentions, she might appease them with something like this. Holland's quavery lo-fi folk-pop is perfectly suited to her baroque Southern topics; songs like "Old Fashion Morphine" could have been penned in the Civil War.

Biography

Jolie Holland's is a voice that attempts to transcend the new and encompass the old through the medium of American music. Like Ralph Stanley told her, "I don't even know what bluegrass music is--I consider myself a soul singer." So, yes, its the blues, and the tunes our grandparents hummed on unpaved highways, but its the same songs that coaxed tears out of the punk rock boy at the bar. The ladies swayed, the street kids hooted with bright eyes, the hip hop composer unselfconsciously slipped his hand over his heart, and your momma tapped her foot. New time old time: spooky American fairytales.

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