Hafdis Huld’s “Home” Reviewed by BabySue.com
Sending over a big thank you to BabySue.com for their review of Hafdis Huld’s new album, “Home!” Here’s what they had to say:
“The third full-length release from Iceland’s Hafdis Huld. We were impressed by this young lady’s last album (Synchronized Swimmers) that we reviewed in February 2011. This is the follow up and it’s every bit as captivating, if not more so, than the last album. Recorded in her mountain home near Reykjavik, Home possesses all the elements that make home recording such a personal and real experience. These songs are rather accessible in terms of the overall sound but they were obviously created first and foremost by the desire to write and record. The overall vibe here is somewhat of a cross between folk and Americana. Huld has a great knack for writing cool melodies and lyrics and her voice comes across sounding consistently pure and real. Housed in a slick digipak sleeve complete with cool photo/lyric booklet, Home is a personal statement that can and will be appreciated by a wide range of folks for years to come. Smooth pensive tracks include “Sunrise,” “Lucky,” “Treasures,” “Pop Song,” and “I Miss the Rain.””
You can check out the original post here, and be sure to get your copy of “Home” here!
