'Crescendo' is the new EP from talented singer/songwriter JETTA.
Fresh from opening up for STEVIE WONDER this weekend at London's Calling Festival and having been tipped as one to watch for 2014 by Rolling Stone Magazine & iTunes, you may think that she is new to the scene but this couldn't be further from the truth.
The Liverpudlian vocalist has been honing her craft in the music world for some time now. Coming from a musical family it was only a matter of time before she made it on to the stage. This eventually happened when she landed a job as backing singer for PALOMA FAITH with whom she toured promoting the singer's first album but it was always JETTA's intention to move on to a career of her own.
Fast forward a few years and now (after signing a deal with Polydor) we get to hear the first fruits of her labour.
Although there are only three actual songs on the EP (plus a remix), it instantly gives a flavour the diversity of her sound.
The title track has a funky, almost disco inspired groove (kindly provided in trademark style by it's producer, a certain Mr. PHARRELL WILLIAMS).
Elsewhere 'Operators' brings in a heavy bassline and an electronic element to her sound.
The standout track for us (as well as a huge live favourite) is 'Can You Hear Me Now', with it's anthemic chanting qualities showing a much rockier side to her style. Throughout the EP, it's her incredible, powerful vocals that hold everything together.
The Crescendo EP is available to buy now on itunes here
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