Kristina Train Debut Album Review

Another must have for you guys; get your pocket books out for October 20, 2009!!!

I was given the opportunity to listen to Kristina Train’s new Debut Album- Spilt Milk and it is one smooth and soulful listening CD!

If you’ve ever listened to Nora Jones or Alicia Keys, you’ll agree with me one hundred percent. Kristina has that voice that resembles both these ladies together. She’s amazingly vocal, powerfully bluesy and deeply soulful when singing; she’ll have you breathless from the first minute you play her music.

Spilt Milk was recorded with Jimmy Hogarth, the sought-after British producer whose recent credits include Duffy, Corinne Bailey Rae and James Blunt.

Kristina was born in New York City and raised in Savannah, Georgia. She sang in her church as well as her school choirs growing up. This, as you will see, had a profound effect on her work. By the time Kristina was 19, she was already singing professionally, but, through her mom’s attentiveness to her future; she reluctantly went to college at Athens, Ga. First. She attended college in Athens, Ga., and when she was done Blue Note was waiting.

Train made several trips to London over the course of two years to write with Hogarth and White and in the end, she created Spilt Milk. It’s truly a beautiful CD with every song as riveting as the next.

TRACKLIST:

Spilt Milk
No Man’s Land
Don’t Remember
Don’t Beg For Love
It’s Over Now
You’re Still Going To Lose
Moon Rivers and Such
I Can’t But Help
Call In the Maker
Half Light
Far From The Country

If you know you’ll love her music, like I did, and would like to read more about her; please visit Kristina’s official website. You can also visit her MySpace & Facebook page to get the latest news on what’s going on with her and her music.