KRISTINA JACOBSEN - MAISON DANCER (BalconyTV)
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KRISTINA JACOBSEN performs the song "MAISON DANCER" for BalconyTV.
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Le tre nomination New Mexico Music Awards ricevute per il suo primo album "Three Roses" possono farci capire la caratura del songwriting di Kristina Jacobsen. La songwriter americana (Albuquerque, New Mexico) canta le sue canzoni con un leggiadro yodeling che può scaldare il cuore, gridare di rabbia, festeggiare giorni migliori con lo stesso fervore. I suoi brani parlano di famiglia, quella di sangue, quella che ognuno si sceglie: Kristina è abile con i ritratti, tratteggia i volti della Navajo County con la sua chitarra e la sua voce, unendo elementi di musica honky tonk, western e americana per creare canzoni profonde, che parlano di volti, viaggi, luoghi dell'anima. Il suo amore per la musica non si ferma sul palco: Kristina è professore di Etnomusicologia all'Università del New Mexico. Storie, accordi, voci, dal New Mexico alla Sardegna.
"Maison Dancer" è stata scritta da Kristina Jacobsen e Sonya Heller ed eseguita per BalconyTV Sassari con l'accompagnamento di Matteo Scano.
Nominated for three New Mexico Music Awards, Kristina Jacobsen’s first album, Three Roses, proves that she is a certified country singer/songwriter who couldn’t be more authentic if she had been born backstage at the Louisiana Hayride in Shreveport, a program that she celebrates in a song of the same name. She delivers her songs in a yodeling alto that can warm your heart, bite off a searing denunciation, or celebrate good times with equal fervor. Her songs revolve, for the most part, around family, both blood and chosen, and she is especially adept at portraits. “Inez” paints a Navajo woman—“A Latter Day Saint, but she drinks pop and whisky”—who’s been beaten down but not conquered.
“Has-Been Cowboy” flips off a man turned into a bitter bully with a limp. There’s grit, dust, desolation, and abandonment—hey, it’s country music—and love and redemption enough to make up for it. Jacobsen, who plays guitar and lap steel, is backed by a fine group of musicians, and they help her, as she says in her song “Ms. Loretta Lynn,” “sing it sassy . . . sing it downright brassy.
"Maison Dancer" written with Sonya Heller and performed for BalconyTV Sassari with Matteo Scano.
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CREDITS / SPONSORS
Production - Frame 25 Studio
Director and Videography - Giuseppe Camassa
Presenter - Gloria
Artist Manager - Bulls and Buffaloes
Sound and Mixing - Giuseppe Bulla
Location Manager - Giuseppe Bulla
Balcony Location - L'ultimo Spettacolo, Bar Letterario - Centro Culturale
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KRISTINA JACOBSEN performs the song "MAISON DANCER" for BalconyTV.
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PRESENTED BY GLORIA
Le tre nomination New Mexico Music Awards ricevute per il suo primo album "Three Roses" possono farci capire la caratura del songwriting di Kristina Jacobsen. La songwriter americana (Albuquerque, New Mexico) canta le sue canzoni con un leggiadro yodeling che può scaldare il cuore, gridare di rabbia, festeggiare giorni migliori con lo stesso fervore. I suoi brani parlano di famiglia, quella di sangue, quella che ognuno si sceglie: Kristina è abile con i ritratti, tratteggia i volti della Navajo County con la sua chitarra e la sua voce, unendo elementi di musica honky tonk, western e americana per creare canzoni profonde, che parlano di volti, viaggi, luoghi dell'anima. Il suo amore per la musica non si ferma sul palco: Kristina è professore di Etnomusicologia all'Università del New Mexico. Storie, accordi, voci, dal New Mexico alla Sardegna.
"Maison Dancer" è stata scritta da Kristina Jacobsen e Sonya Heller ed eseguita per BalconyTV Sassari con l'accompagnamento di Matteo Scano.
Nominated for three New Mexico Music Awards, Kristina Jacobsen’s first album, Three Roses, proves that she is a certified country singer/songwriter who couldn’t be more authentic if she had been born backstage at the Louisiana Hayride in Shreveport, a program that she celebrates in a song of the same name. She delivers her songs in a yodeling alto that can warm your heart, bite off a searing denunciation, or celebrate good times with equal fervor. Her songs revolve, for the most part, around family, both blood and chosen, and she is especially adept at portraits. “Inez” paints a Navajo woman—“A Latter Day Saint, but she drinks pop and whisky”—who’s been beaten down but not conquered.
“Has-Been Cowboy” flips off a man turned into a bitter bully with a limp. There’s grit, dust, desolation, and abandonment—hey, it’s country music—and love and redemption enough to make up for it. Jacobsen, who plays guitar and lap steel, is backed by a fine group of musicians, and they help her, as she says in her song “Ms. Loretta Lynn,” “sing it sassy . . . sing it downright brassy.
"Maison Dancer" written with Sonya Heller and performed for BalconyTV Sassari with Matteo Scano.
https://www.facebook.com/HonkyTonkAmericana/
http://www.kristinajacobsenmusic.com
CREDITS / SPONSORS
Production - Frame 25 Studio
Director and Videography - Giuseppe Camassa
Presenter - Gloria
Artist Manager - Bulls and Buffaloes
Sound and Mixing - Giuseppe Bulla
Location Manager - Giuseppe Bulla
Balcony Location - L'ultimo Spettacolo, Bar Letterario - Centro Culturale
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