Review
Buckle up, friends, because Sarah Kinsley's debut album, "Escaper," is like a rollercoaster ride through a kaleidoscope of emotions, and it's a trip you'll want to take over and over. Released in the heart of autumn 2024, this isn't just a mere album; it's a testament to the power of music as a vessel for storytelling, healing, and pure, unadulterated expression. Kinsley doesn't just play instruments; she wields them like a painter with a brush, creating vivid soundscapes that transport you to other realms.
With "Starling" and "Knights," Kinsley isn't just penning songs; she's charting constellations in the night sky of her own making. And when "Last Time We Never Meet Again" hits your ears, you'll feel the bittersweet pang of a memory that's both a goodbye and a see-you-later. Each track on "Escaper" is a chapter in a larger narrative about the dance between light and shadow in our lives. Kinsley's voice is a beacon, guiding us through the fog of loss and into the clearing of hope and resilience. Her music reminds us that even when the world feels like it's crumbling, there's beauty to be found in the rubble, and sometimes, escape is just a play button away. - Madi
