Garrison Starr, Airstreams & Satellites - 44m 57s

Tracks & Durations

1. Gasoline	4:20
2. Sing	3:37
3. Hey, Girl	4:41
4. Superhero	3:45
5. Underneath The Wheel	4:10
6. Wonderful Thing	3:29
7. Like a Drug	3:26
8. Runner Up	4:33
9. One-Sided	2:48
10. Airstreams & Satellites	10:02

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Review

A native Mississippian, Garrison Starr sets lyrics of female empowerment, romantic disillusion, and coming-of-age confusion to the buoyancy of shimmering pop. With a voice that's both breathy and gritty, yet can rise into a lilting soprano, she strips away the layers of emotional protection from her intensely personal material. Both her disarming honesty and her melodic craft keep the results from sounding self-indulgent. Highlights range from "Sing," a soaring anthem of affirmation in a world gone mad, to the Peter Pan flights of fancy on "Superhero" to the bittersweet ambivalence of "Wonderful Thing" ("I hate love," she sings). The production by Curt Schneider and Andrew Williams sparkles throughout, with the guitars seeming to send satellite signals on "Hey Girl." --Don McLeese

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