Organika

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#		Title	Length
1		The Little Ones	4:32
2		Fickle	3:46
3		Wanna Be There	3:54
4		Longing	4:21
5		I Adore You	3:34
6		Buy O Life	4:00
7		Love Full On	4:17
8		Karmic Disguise	3:54
9		By The Roadside	4:33
10		Given Up	4:18
11		Grubby Wire	3:32
12		Curiosity	3:15

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Blueberry, the brainchild of singer songwriter Gwen Snyder, has an infectious new CD aptly titled Organika. Though she does get help from a few folks, the Saugerties/New York City songbird sings, plays piano, bass, drums and produces. It could be described as pop, but there’s nothing prefab or contrived about this. In the celebrated sixties, it seemed as if there was no preconceived notion of what a pop song should be except for great. Organika certainly follows that model. A multitude of textures lifts this inventive production the funk filled fantasy Grubby Wire, the catchy underwater The Little Ones, the sunny Wanna Be There, and subversive By the Roadside(which could be on the soundtrack from a spy movie). Clever arranging and producing is rampant, as are juicy songs, and there are more melodic hooks than in a tackle box. Recorded in Catskill, it has the same sensibility that Prince had in his heyday when he used lots of keyboards and drum machines but still had a human element. Snyder seduces with her lush, dreamy fare
and has come into her own this time. This is what pop music used to be like, and what it should be again. Don't miss it! www.blueberrylounge.com.
-David Malachowski, Chronogram Magazine