Sing-Sing - The Joy Of Sing-Sing (Reissue) (2007)

Artist: Sing-Sing
Title: The Joy Of Sing-Sing
Year Of Release: 2001/2007
Label: Aerial Records
Genre: Dream Pop, Indie Pop, Twee Pop
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 51:46
Total Size: 123/377 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: The Joy Of Sing-Sing
Year Of Release: 2001/2007
Label: Aerial Records
Genre: Dream Pop, Indie Pop, Twee Pop
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 51:46
Total Size: 123/377 Mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Everything 3:15
02. Tegan 4:53
03. I'll Be 3:34
04. Me And My Friend 3:41
05. Far Away From Love 3:42
06. Panda Eyes 4:02
07. Command 4:26
08. Feels Like Summer 4:08
09. Émigré 4:10
10. You Don't Know 4:26
11. Underage 3:09
12. I Can See You 5:03
13. Keep It That Way 3:19
The Joy of Sing-Sing (2001) is the debut studio album by the British indie pop/dream pop duo Sing-Sing, released by Manifesto Records (as well as Poptones in the UK and Bells-Orine in Japan).
The project was formed by singer Emma Anderson, founder and guitarist of the cult shoegaze/dream pop band Lush, and vocalist Lisa O'Neill.
The Joy of Sing-Sing is a lush, summery, and pastoral record imbued with the atmosphere of European noir, French yé-yé pop, and light lounge. After Lush's disbandment, Emma Anderson moved away from the dense walls of shoegaze guitar overdrive in favor of more subtle, acoustic, and dream-pop arrangements.
The album received high praise from music critics for its sophisticated production, catchy hooks, and lighthearted yet melancholy feel.
The project was formed by singer Emma Anderson, founder and guitarist of the cult shoegaze/dream pop band Lush, and vocalist Lisa O'Neill.
The Joy of Sing-Sing is a lush, summery, and pastoral record imbued with the atmosphere of European noir, French yé-yé pop, and light lounge. After Lush's disbandment, Emma Anderson moved away from the dense walls of shoegaze guitar overdrive in favor of more subtle, acoustic, and dream-pop arrangements.
The album received high praise from music critics for its sophisticated production, catchy hooks, and lighthearted yet melancholy feel.