Grace Gillespie, Take Me To The Country Review

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Grace Gillespie, Take Me To The Country Review

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Originally from Devon, now based in London, Grace Gillespie grew up in an idyllic setting, she explains “I grew up in Devon not far from the sea. Music was a big part of my life from very early on – I was lucky enough to attend a primary school where music was high on the agenda.” To date, Gillespie has enjoyed an EP titled Restoration that released in June of 2019 and a second EP Omey that hit retail outlets in September of 2019, just in time for the fall season Gillespie puts forth the folk-dream pop single “Take Me To The Country.” A tasty listen with hauntingly beautiful introspect.

[section label=”Positives”] Positives: Gillespie has an entrancing sound, her soft yet focused voice penetrates immediately. The tenderness of her voice caresses each note with a gentle finesse that gets to the core of the lyrics. 

[section label=”Bottom Line”] Bottom Line: Influenced by the folk, psych and dream-pop genres, her intriguing voice offers a lyricism that is almost mystic in its reading. There is a buoyancy in her upper register that floats atop the melody with shifting harmonies and pensive lyricism. “Take Me Back To the Country,” has a retro 70s vibe with a psychedelic aesthetic mixed with folk sensibilities. The icing on the experience is Gillespie’s voice, captivating throughout. That’s the short of it!

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