Mary Fahl

I'll Be Home for Christmas (Medley)

Can't Get It Out of My Head

Winter Songs and Carols

Live at the Mauch Chunk Opera House


Mary Fahl专辑介绍：There has been several classic issues from Mary Fahl since her departure from the bewitching band, October Project. Her contralto voice is a unique one, easily memorable. What it brought to October Project, it lavished on her solo releases. To date, Mary Fahl has released an EP of four songs, Lenses Of Contact (2000), and two full-length gems in The Other Side Of Time (2003), and the elusive but mesmerizing re-imagining of Pink Floyd’s timeless classic, The Dark Side Of The Moon , her version called From The Dark Side Of The Moon (2011).

Three of the four songs found on Lenses Of Contact found their way on the Sony Classical/Odyssey debut, The Other Side Of Time. But the press and Fahl’s many fans took her new full-length album to heart christening it as one of the best releases of the year with its collection of stand-alone tracks. One song from this album (“I’m Going Home”) was planted in the film, Gods And Generals (2003) to stunning effect. I was personally stunned by its beauty. My 2003 review of the album was full of praise. And it’s still an album that I continue to listen to ten years later indicating its long lasting effect on my own consciousness.

Many years later, From The Dark Side Of The Moon provided us a chilling re-styling of The Dark Side Of The Moon and its classic tracks. That album was planned to be released by V2 Records, but the demise of that label shelved the album for a long time. Eventually, Mary Fahl regained complete control and released the album, again to high praise. It’s an album to hear. With Fahl’s unique voice, the songs take on a mysterious life.

On February 11, Mary Fahl will release her latest album, Love And Gravity. This album has been on the horizon for some time. In fact, you have seen a previous announcement by me in these pages months ago. But the wait is now over.

Love And Gravity contains ten new tracks that include “Exiles – The Wolves Of Midwinter”. That song was written for the spoken set of Anne Rice’s latest novel, The Wolves Of Midwinter. That’s right, Anne Rice is a huge fan of Mary Fahl, who calls Fahl’s voice “…supernatural”. The album also contains a hypnotic cover of “Both Sides Now”, the classic Joni Mitchell song.


Love & Gravity

Both Sides Now

Dawning of the Day

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