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Ronny Wiesauer: All Yours
ByAll Yours breezes across several facets of Wiesauer's personality and shows how they can all sparkle in simple lighting: there are shades of wistful introspection and light folky sunshine, none of it too particularly attached to time or style. Instead Wiesauer's gentle nylon string-plucking wanders with a kind of intuitive logic. While his melodies may not flow in obvious directions, they never sound less than natural.
The sense of timing is similarly malleable and organic. Without anyone else needing to follow along, the solo context allows these drifting airs to pause and breathe as the timing feels right. It makes for musings appealingly direct and dreamlike, which really sums up the experience of All Yours as a wholesometimes catchy, more often subtle, and always with a direct channel to the heart.
Track Listing
Welcome Song; Judith; A Peaceful Place; Sketches I; Sketches II; Sketches III; walking; Some Day My Prince Will Come; Picture of Elli; Etude no. 1; Alone; All Yours.
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Ronny Wiesauer
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Title: All Yours | Year Released: 2020 | Record Label: Self Produced
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