Twentythree by Tristan Prettyman (CD, Aug-2005, Toshiba EMI Japan) 
Twentythree by Tristan Prettyman (CD, Aug-2005, Toshiba EMI Japan)

 
Twentythree by Tristan Prettyman (CD, Aug-2005, Toshiba EMI Japan)

Artist: Tristan Prettyman
Release Date: Aug 2005
Format: CD
Record Label: Toshiba EMI (Japan)
Genre: Rock & Pop
UPC: 4988006833111
Product ID: EPID51911786
Description: CD contains 2 bonus tracks. Tristan Prettyman, despite the (traditionally male) first name and misleading surname, is a woman. While she is, in fact, very pretty, with something of a young Teri Hatcher about her, the 23-year-old (hence t...
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Track Listing
1. Love Love Love
2. Always Feel This Way
3. Story, The
4. Electric
5. Shy That Way
6. Please
7. Breathe
8. Song For the Rich
9. Smoke
10. Melting
11. Simple as It Should Be
12. November
13. Mess
14. *

Details
Distributor:MSI Music Distribution
Recording Type:Studio
Recording Mode:Stereo
SPAR Code:n/a

Album Notes
CD contains 2 bonus tracks.
Tristan Prettyman, despite the (traditionally male) first name and misleading surname, is a woman. While she is, in fact, very pretty, with something of a young Teri Hatcher about her, the 23-year-old (hence the album title TWENTYTHREE) singer-songwriter is, in many ways, the female equivalent to the mid-2000s school of sensitive, male singer-songwriters. Like John Mayer, she can shift from earnest confessionalism to chart-ready pop with ease, and like Jason Mraz (a fellow San Diegan who duets with Prettyman on the smooth, vaguely bossa nova-ish "Shy That Way"), she's not afraid to add a few playful R&B accents into her otherwise straightforward '70s-style soft rock. (Her R&B flavor is evident on the opener "Love Love Love," which adds a prominent dance beat to Prettyman's husky voice and pop-folk acoustic guitar.) The 11 self-penned tracks are all rooted in Prettyman's voice and guitar, and the best, like the reflective closer "Simple As It Should Be," showcase both in stark, lovely settings. Quiet and folky without being anti-pop, TWENTYTHREE is a promising beginning to an interesting career.

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