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Snail Mail - "Valentine" | Album Review
Whereas Lindsey Jordan’s guitar playing might have taken center stage in the past, and rightfully so, the new release sees her singing voice commanding more attention. Over subtle guitars, Jordan’s voice stands at the forefront of closer “Mia,” and matches the grandiosity of a string section that nearly envelopes the guitar.
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Snail Mail - "Lush" | Album Review
Snail Mail — spearheaded by 18-year-old Maryland native Lindsey Jordan — has come out of the gate running with a debut offering in the form of Lush. Jordan, the perfect example of the new breed of DIY performer, straddles the line between feeling mundane and personal in this record of youth in transition.
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Snail Mail - "Habit" | Album Review
Lindsey Jordan has a way of remaining mellow through the entire album of ups and downs, steady through her self-reflections. Her dreamy voice lingering through each line, the over-arcing feel of the record is best described as sleepy and yearning, her voice delicately crushing your heart at every corner.
