Play 90 second soundbite of 'Run Run Run' @ 'CD quality'
Featuring 'Run Run Run', 'Unfertilised' and 'Tinker Boy', this 'demo' does exactly what it's supposed to do; it eases the listener gently into the rather pleasing, if a little circumspect, musical world of Karen Bishko - a 'place' of mature lyrics based on love's quirky and often bitter experiences, a world made up of melody and musical movement, poetic imagery, shared torment and keen observation - a place that most people will recognise.
Karen's songs have an underlying feeling of fun and optimism although, in the main, their origins are based on bad luck in love and the trials and tribulations of relationships. Karen's music comes from the heart - that's clear. She sings about things that most will associate with - we've all either been there ourselves or know someone who's been there. Karen's vocal delivery is refined, crystal clear and empathetically sentimental. She allows her voice to sit comfortably within the bounds of the music which gives great access to her lyrics and their sentiment. Karen Bishko's going to places that most similarly ilked songwriters fear to tread and she's doing it with a certain style and panache.
The wonderfully honest 'Singles For Singles' by Karen Bishko could prove to be a turning point in this girl's career - the ladies will love it and even most men should find some solace and perhaps irony within its heart. Tasty stuff that could do well for the talented and likeable Karen Bishko.
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