Miriam Foresti - A Soul With No Footprint (2020)

With a very Californian imprint begins this A Soul with no Footprint by Miriam Foresti, hollow and chiseled the cover, which at first glance brings the mind to the seventies when musicians such as Joni Mitchell, Laura Nyro, Janis Ian, to name just a few, posed the foundations for a female songwriter that would last for future reference. In this case, Foresti's voice excellence is supported by the relentlessly compelling instruments of the musicians who support her. The review is a nice preview that allowed us to become the record company for the record that will be released at the end of November. The artist's voice strikes immediately upon first listening and works with skill and skill busily on excellent jazz sound carpets. The theme of the work would be a concept, as mentioned, in a delicate and pleasant jazzy form, which would envelop the figure of the never forgotten English artist Nick Drake, whom I hope and I believe many know, I have had records for years. Foresti enters a part that is undoubtedly difficult and demanding but definitely fascinating and in this work she takes the place of the mother of the deceased musician, unfortunately very young, and tells about it in voice and music. A story therefore in words and musical notes with engaging and persuasive tones that cannot fail to captivate any listener, be it passionate or not particularly fond of the jazz form, whether they know Nick Drake or have never heard of him; a way in this case to get close to it and be fascinated by it so much this Soul with no Footprint has the forms and movements of one of the most interesting albums that we have been given the opportunity to listen to in these unadorned and deranged times, times that make direct proportionality with disturbances of the young Nick. Great work of very solid thickness.
Tracklist
01. Time Piece
02. Three Hours
03. Northern Sky
04. Way to Blue
05. No Footprints
06. Poor Mum
07. I Know a Place
08. Black Eyed Dog
09. Voices