Minor change to HATW

Author: willburden

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 At times it can sound fearful or lost, like you've been swept up in a storm, except that Power's presence as a singer is so grounding. Her singing is confident and expressive, and her melodies are ornamented with nimble arpeggios. Many songs contain sections of wordless vocalisation, which do convey some lostness and some lamentation, but paired with a suprising tone of security and acceptance.
 
-What I really want to talk about are the lyrics, which match this vibe completely. Power writes about difficult emotions and relationships in a way that feels truthful and unpretentious. Her verse is economical but fruitful, leveraging quick observations and fragments of description to expose the deeper currents below. Most of all, the lyrics feel vital: they invite you to connect with what feel like a person's most urgent and heartfelt inner feelings.
+What I really want to talk about are the lyrics, which match this vibe completely. Power writes about difficult emotions and relationships in a way that feels truthful and unpretentious. Her verse is economical but fruitful, leveraging quick observations and fragments of description to expose the deeper currents below. Most of all, the lyrics feel vital: they invite you to connect with what feel like someone's heartfelt inner feelings.
 
 The album opens with cheery country song ‘On A City Night’, in which somebody immediately answers his own question.