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John
Adorney - " The Other Shore"
Review by Ted Cox (New Age Voice):
“In
the stunning follow-up to his debut release, Beckoning, multi-instrumentalist
Adorney has created a delightful collage of songs lightly
infused with Asian, Eastern and Celtic. Daya Rawat’s
multi-dubbed vocals on the infectious title track and “When
The Flower Meets The Rain” are reminiscent of Enya’s
breakthrough “Orinoco Flow” from Watermark. Also,
on the spirited chant of “Kulan Tai Ulam” her layered
vocals rise with the world beat crescendo Adorney’s pleasing
and melodic songs are gently fashioned on keyboards, with
support from guitar, flutes, cello, oboe, horn, light percussion
and bass. His guitar shines on the romantic “Thinking
Of you” while Rawat’s refrain echoes the title.
Chris Bleth’s oboe soars in the darkness of the “Moonbird”.
Acoustic guitars and cellos blend together on the contemporary
“All In A Moment” instrumental, prior to the ambient
space “Entrance.”
This s a superb sophomore outing from an artist on the newly
acclaimed EverSound label making beautiful sonic waves in
the New Age music community”
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