![]() The single “Hallow Fate” further solidifies her reputation as an artist capable of incredibly soulful passages that haunt the listener long after the final note has fallen into decay. She never wavers in energy, delivering a series of strong, trademark-worth performances. There’s the soul-pop of “Cabrona”, which finds our heroine channeling her inner Madonna and “Fall Out of Love”, a remarkable confluence of all that Wigmore does. Ivory, meanwhile, finds the singer sounding comfortable with boomy bass and drums on “Beatnik Trip”, which imagines Earthling-era Bowie as produced by Mark Ronson. Gin Wigmore‘s new record, Ivory, reminds us that the New Zealand vocalist emerged in 2009, already an impressive force via her debut, Holy Smoke.
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