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“A 15 song pop rock journey through the devastatingly beautiful landscapes of love and loss…” Laura creates a singular pop sound that is haunting, languid, lush and in places cleverly amusing on Storm. Evocative of Sarah McLachlan and Amy Lee of Evanescence, Bradley’s classical three-octave range has a pop sensibility all its own as she performs an anthology of her poignant stories of love, loss and longing. Bradley’s potent voice, smart writing and solid musicianship are on full display on this debut effort.

Track listing
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- Reason
- Rain
- Storm
- RockBottom
- Drive
- Exit #9
- Firegirl
- Body
- Superhero
- Probably
- Skin
- Surrender
- Choosing You
- Sword & Stone
- Don’t Forget To Write
(Lullaby For Grandpa)
Credits
All lyrics written by Laura Bradley
All music written by Laura Bradley except:
Rain and Reason – Music by Laura Bradley and Claudio Spiewak
Body – Music by Laura Bradley and Grant Van Dijk
Don’t’ Forget to Write – Music by Laura Bradley and Jim Gasior
Produced by: Michael Wallace & Baraka
Engineered, Edited, Mixed and Mastered by: Michael Wallace
Drum loops and programming: Michael Wallace, Baraka, Claudio Spiewak
Recorded at Two Guys from the Valley Studios, Sun Valley, CA
Pre-Production: Claudio Spiewak, C L Audio Studios, Miami, FL
Lead and Background vocals: Laura Bradley
Piano: Laura Bradley, Jim Gasior
Keyboards: Martin GuiGui,
Bass: Michael Wallace
Guitars: Baraka, Claudio Spiewak
Classical Guitar: Michael Wallace, Anthony Mazzella
Drums: Josh Freese, Jerry Judd, Mike Frowein, Tim Pedersen
Djembe: Jerry Judd
Dumbek: Jason Furman
Synths: Michael Wallace, Martin GuiGui, Michael Railton
Cello: John Krovoza
Viola: John Vee
Strings and Celeste: Patrick Warren
Photography: Jerry Hinkle
Hair and Makeup: Hillary Hinkle
CD layout and design: Laura Bradley and Hillary Hinkle
Copyright©2004 Laura Bradley. All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws.




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