Music Review: Jeremy Jay’s Slow Dance

My review of Jeremy Jay’s new album Slow Dance has just been published online at RTR FM. You can read it here. Here is a teaser:

Jeremy Jay – Slow Dance:

With a David Bowie like sense for knowing the exact aural impact of words and a Pulp like feel for pop beats, you will love Jeremy Jay’s Slow Dance. It is new wave, but it is also mellow lounge like electro pop. The lyrics can often surprise you as Jay doesn’t aim for a story but instead for the images the words conjure up and how they sound…

Read more of the review here.

Cheers, Marisa.

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Marisa Wikramanayake plays with words for a living as a writer, editor and journalist. Science Network WA pays her to talk to fascinating scientists, prior to which she penned a four year long weekly column about politics, popular culture and life in Perth for The Sunday Leader newspaper. She occasionally gets to listen to and write about the latest independent music but she constantly plays games, takes photos and writes about books she has read. When she isn't working, she's - well - working: on her novel Sedition. She also runs the How to write a book group on Emergen and is convenor for the 6th IPEd National Editors Conference, Perth 2013.

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