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Album: Fiona Mackenzie - Elevate

9:00am Monday 18th February 2008

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Photograph of the Author By John Anson »

THINK Bjork meets Liz Fraser with a Hebridean twist and you're getting to understand Fiona Mackenzie.

It will no doubt be labelled folk, but the clarity of vocal and the subtlety of the song writing deserves a wider audience.

With any luck Fiona should be the latest island girl' to go on and achieve mainland success.

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Alison Miller, Dundee says...
11:46pm Tue 19 Feb 08

This album is absolutely stunning! I've just received my copy and have listened to it for several complete runs. It really is so beautifully produced - the voice is so emotive and the accompanying instrumentals are sublime. I doubt if there will be many more effective albums this year. It has such a potentially wide appeal that it certainly deserves a wide exposure. If you get the chance to hear it you will, I am sure, feel very moved by it.

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