Jude Clarke tries her best to review the New York-based songstress’ second album, but is overwhelmed by a sense of malaise. Sorry.
Essie Jain
Essie Jain, Turner Cody, Madam, Hush The Many – Bush Hall, London – 30/04/2008
If this small ‘mini festival’ is a sampler of what is to come at this years End of the Road Festival, then it will indeed be a fine weekend in deepest Dorset.
Essie Jain – We Made This Ourselves
Andrew Dowdall reviews Essie Jain’s debut, finally getting a release in the UK, and is mesmerised by its melancholic beauty.
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