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Track List
01) A Little Mercy
02) Can't See Straight
03) Tell Me Again
04) Fall Into Me
05) Don't Say You Don't If You Do
06) Miracle of Love
07) Falling in Love
08) Time on My Hands
09) Sing to the River
10) He's Reading Helena
11) Letter Never Sent
12) The Last Spark
13) Love Finds a Way
14) I Almost Gave It Away
15) Other Side of the Day
16) Love Come Down
17) Sorrow Town
01) A Little Mercy
02) Can't See Straight
03) Tell Me Again
04) Fall Into Me
05) Don't Say You Don't If You Do
06) Miracle of Love
07) Falling in Love
08) Time on My Hands
09) Sing to the River
10) He's Reading Helena
11) Letter Never Sent
12) The Last Spark
13) Love Finds a Way
14) I Almost Gave It Away
15) Other Side of the Day
16) Love Come Down
17) Sorrow Town
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First Released
2017
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"Happy Accidents" is the fifth studio album by British singer-songwriter Jamie Lawson, released 29th September 2017 on the Gingerbread Man label.
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Jamie Lawson’s Happy Accidents is a mature emotional retrospective from a writer finally content in his own skin. Sometimes sombre in places, sometimes romantic or heartfelt, it’s a record of warmth, comfort but most of all connections – all wrapped up in an accessible and easily digestible pop package.
There’s no bells and whistles or magic studio trickery on Lawson’s music, just eloquent, well-crafted pop in in its simplest form. Mainly guitars with a little bit of band additions here and there. A few producer moments. Ultimately, it’s sound is lush but sparse. I’ve always said that a good tune could be done by anyone from a Welsh Male Choir to a 10-year-old on a harpsichord. That’s why the Beatles are eternally perennial. I think Lawson has some of that in his song writing, too. And he knows the importance of holding back for deeper impact.
Despite the title’s origins, this wasn’t entirely meant to be a romantic album. Numbers like Fall into Me and Time on My Hands add some spice. That means not all the 17 seventeen tracks on this collection are sombre heartbreakers but the fact remains that any of them are. As an album, I don’t really know if you’d take it all in at once. Either way there is no filler. It’s a good thing.
Reviewed by Tim Gruar for 13thfloor.co.nz.
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"Happy Accidents" is the fifth studio album by British singer-songwriter Jamie Lawson, released 29th September 2017 on the Gingerbread Man label.
User Album Review
Jamie Lawson’s Happy Accidents is a mature emotional retrospective from a writer finally content in his own skin. Sometimes sombre in places, sometimes romantic or heartfelt, it’s a record of warmth, comfort but most of all connections – all wrapped up in an accessible and easily digestible pop package.
There’s no bells and whistles or magic studio trickery on Lawson’s music, just eloquent, well-crafted pop in in its simplest form. Mainly guitars with a little bit of band additions here and there. A few producer moments. Ultimately, it’s sound is lush but sparse. I’ve always said that a good tune could be done by anyone from a Welsh Male Choir to a 10-year-old on a harpsichord. That’s why the Beatles are eternally perennial. I think Lawson has some of that in his song writing, too. And he knows the importance of holding back for deeper impact.
Despite the title’s origins, this wasn’t entirely meant to be a romantic album. Numbers like Fall into Me and Time on My Hands add some spice. That means not all the 17 seventeen tracks on this collection are sombre heartbreakers but the fact remains that any of them are. As an album, I don’t really know if you’d take it all in at once. Either way there is no filler. It’s a good thing.
Reviewed by Tim Gruar for 13thfloor.co.nz.
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