Reviews/Comments/Messages 2008
[30 December 2008] Message on MySpace:
i
am absolutely in love
with both of your albums.
they're fantastic! - Zac from Mount Annan, New South Wales, Australia
[18 December 2008] Message on MySpace:
i'm listening your track "thought control" right now.
your voice is not a human voice... it comes from the deep inside and a mysterious place.. it's strange...
it sounds like trees, animals or powers we don't know
and see... - Sertaç from Izmir, Turkey
10 December 2008] "Bitter Tears" @ INANNA NAKED
Description
Electronic/Experimental.
Dense, suggestive and strangely beautiful.
Extravagant dreams and atmospheres and impossible lovers
(and voices).
Adjectives
Suggestive, Seductive, Sensual, Strange, Rare, Extravagant
Compositions
(Very) Good
Sound
Personal
Negative
Not Important
Grade
8,5/10
[01 December 2008] Comment on MySpace:
...for
me it's a perfect combination between Bjork and Tori
Amos.i'm talking about inspiration in wonderfully
abstract rhythms and fantastic vocals!i wish you all the
best for the future and may your great talent be widely
recognised! - Costas from Larissa, Greece
[26 November 2008] Comment on MySpace:
You have one of the most incredible and distinct voices
I have ever heard.
It is great to hear something new and unique. - Marty from Poole, South United Kingdom
[17 November 2008] Comment on MySpace:
Your music makes me feel alive. - Oscar
Nupra from Mérida, Venezuela
[08 November 2008] Comment on MySpace:
I just wanted to thank you for being you, enriching me
and my ears space....delightful! - Brent
[08 November 2008] Comment on MySpace:
today I was listen to your music and i love it
you have something special
please don't stop
Chibs from Lisboa, Portugal
[04 November 2008] Comment on MySpace:
Really unique sound , mystical , ethereal & solid all at
once - Kathrina Shine from Dublin, Ireland
[03 November 2008]
Written by Chyna
Tyler - inspired by Ella Blame
Reciprocations
I hear it,
all aspects of you,
your soul of souls
crying out to me in
lustful agony.
Fret not, love, for
you have captured my
attention.
I feel your song as
it penetrates all
of my being.
You are all so
hauntingly soothing.
Cry not, love, for
my spirit soothes you,
all for the receiving, so
do not
cry in want without
expecting
reciprocations.
You mezmerize my
psyche and I dance
to the rhythym of
your tantalize and
beckoning.
You are all so
so
very~~
take me; taste
of me as
you so wish.
Swallow me and
drench me in your
madness.
Succumbed,
yesssssssss.
[24 October 2008] Song
Comment ("If I Could") @ SongRamp:
Very original and captivating. Like the sinister
background organ music underpinning the sometimes
haunting melody and otherworldly vocals. - ASongsmith
[24 October 2008] Song
Comment ("If I Could") @ SongRamp:
Dark and mystery like, unusual vocal tones sets this
track apart from most. Lyrics captivating. Enjoyed the
listen! - Ron Madore
[08 October 2008]
Review "Bitter Tears" by Anna
Maria Stjärnell @ the Ectophiles' Guide
Ella Blame continues to make edgy yet accessible music.
She's still a strong presence vocally and is not afraid
of experimenting. The densely throbbing "Cyberlover" is stuff to be proud of. Blame is
not one to take an easy way out when she can throw a
curveball. The spooky "Incurable" tiptoes delicately
round its melody like Björk can
do. "Bitter Tears" is haunted and dramatic, and Blame's
acrobatic vocals don't let it down. It's another song
that would easily fail in less assured hands. The
closing "Hymn of Goodbye" is a suitable song to end the
album. It's almost celestial and sweet, Blame's vocals
angelic.
[04 October 2008] Song
Comment ("Cyberlover")
@ Mixposure:
The lyrics alone are so good and ...funny...Sad
funny...It's the only way all these scared people are
trying to fill that great big hole in their soul...The
music seems to come from another world I've never heard
of before...That's good yes? Yes... - I Come Prepared
[04 October 2008] Song
Comment ("Cyberlover")
@ Mixposure:
...vocal treatments are out of the box
and are really captivating. The percussion is creative
and innovative. You are creating a completely new style
of music here. - RwK
[04 October 2008] Song
Comment ("How Things Have
Changed")
@ Mixposure:
This is simply too good for words...Ella
In Wonderland... - "I
Come Prepared" from Vatikan City
[04 October 2008] Song
Comment ("How Things Have
Changed")
@ Mixposure:
Superb music.
You really have a great voice! - from "The
Sound Of Air" (Netherlands)
[23 September 2008] Comment on MySpace:
I flippin love your voice. So beautiful and HAUNTING!!
gives me chills in a most wonderful way. I adore your
music. - Paul from Sahuarita, Arizona
[19 September 2008] Comment on MySpace:
There are not proper words for your music - brilliant,
shining, glittering, dark and most beautiful. - Magga from Colorado
[16 September 2008] Comment on MySpace:
I just ordered ur 2 albums on CDBaby, ur music is
amazing!!! - Shao' from Lyon, France
[14 September 2008] Comment on MySpace:
...outstanding vibes here on your
space, great! "bitter tears" is wonderful, will order
soon on itunes! - Dorit from Vienna, Austria
[04 September 2008] Comment on MySpace:
The art you have in you, the art you share with the
world is classic and timeless..... I love your
music..... keep sharing with the world I'll be listening
to your music from this day and forever and a lifetime.
- Alex White from Monterey, California
[03 September 2008]
Review "Bitter Tears" by Mick Mercer
A title like ‘Cyberlover’ can raise doubts in advance
for my mind, as though I’m in for some sub-Industrial
dance crossover a la Android Lust, but actually Ella is
a bit weirder than that, with creepy lyrics. She sneaks
around among gently clattering percussion...... singing about the filth-obsessed online. ‘Perfect Man’
is slower, shimmering electronic pop, with some sexier
singing, swoonworthy on ascending jazzy trails. ‘If I
Could’ is aerated ethereal indie, gasping for life on a
mossy bank like Kate Bush in a huge net, with
‘Incurable’ lighter ands gloopier but quite entrancing.
‘Slippery Slope’ has the rhythm down to a dying
heartbeat with little curly vocals stretched saucily
across from ear to ear, but the summery glide of ‘A
Thousand Kisses’ has a smoother melodic grace that is
hooked into old Americana.
‘Bitter Tears’ comes on like a torch singer battered by
a rainstorm, sub-frantic and, unfortunately, repetitive,
but it does hold your attention, and this is where the
album moves up a towards a pricklier gradient which is
what gives it overall strength, even if certain songs
seem underfed. ‘Foldback’ is sweeter, with its minxy
percussive drive and buzzy bass flirting capably,
carrying you on a subtly swirling uplift, with ‘I’m Just
Dreaming’ strangely reminiscent of Art Of Noise, jarring
but inventively in its shuffling. ‘Bit For Bit’ is like
Bjork with the dementia filtered out, and then the
simplest song of all, ‘Hymn Of Goodbye’, is genuinely
touching in its honest, celestial haze.
[29 August 2008] Comment on MySpace:
...wow, the voice, the
arrangements, the canvases, the photos.. I’m entranced..
I’d have never thought a soul could be so tangible as
yours. Is there an antidote because I just can’t stop
listening and looking.. - David Faylin from Northern Ireland, United
Kingdom
[16 August 2008]
Review: "Ineffable Desire" and "Bitter Tears" by Thon Huijser:
Ella Blame crosses over and conquers inner space
Both albums by Ella Blame left me captivated and
speechless from the very first notes. Writing a review
would not be a simple task I knew.
The first association that sprang to mind was: the
“LaGrange-point” ... which is any point in space between
two planets where both forces of gravity are equal or
zero. For example the point between earth and moon where
one escapes earth’s gravity and gets caught by the moon
from thereon.
This is what Ella Blame accomplishes with her music -
when listened to at the appropriate volume (!) - she
takes you out there, gets you floating and pulls you in.
The albums are definitely connected, sequelled, building
up to what I hope a third one.
The first album “Ineffable Desire” kicks off with “Fast
Life” and will move any dance floor into harmonic
vibrations. It is followed by 11 very compact songs,
each stating their point with sweeping rhythms
alternated with warm instrumental textures.
The songs seem to have the overall lyrical theme of
conflicting emotions, both concerning one’s individual
doubts as well as conflict with other persons. Even in a
song like “Dance With Me” there is a battle going on
between surrendering and independency, reflected in
lyrics and music.
“Crossing The Border” is probably my favourite because
it holds all these elements.
Ella Blame collaborates with various musicians and she
is careful to choose the particular sound and feel the
songs need. The rhythms on “Swamp Of Lead” are brilliant
as Ella’s voice sighs, moans and cries in a desperate
way and haunts you long after the song’s faded.
This is not an album aimed to please at first play, it
grows on you, it challenges.
The second album “Bitter Tears” shows a more introverted
side of Ella, the songs tend more towards ballads - but
with a sting. The lyrics dive deep into the emotions
that come with infatuation, saying goodbye,
disappointment, grief and being empowered.
Again each song gets its own signature rhythm and
texture. Ella composes some songs with Shinji Imai who
has a wonderful sense for counter pointing when it’s
needed and harmony when required. Michael Temple also
contributes a solid beat and synth.
All 11 songs are gems. I couldn’t pick a favorite, but
“Incurable” stands out for its obstinate, angry point.
On the other end of the spectrum “I’m Just Dreaming”
distinguishes itself by its intimacy and desperation.
Again this is an album that you’ll want to keep close to
your CD-player because it has an array of moods, so
you’ll find a song for every hour of the day to affirm
you or shake you up.
I have played both albums over and over for the past 10
days, sometimes shuffling through both, and I can assure
you: this is precious ore from an off-world planet,
ready to be mined. You should of course be ready and
willing to lift off and succumb to Ella Blame’s gravity.
[05 August 2008] Comment on MySpace:
...When I hear you sing, I think I hear what "magic"
must sound like.
Your voice is ~~ simply |\/|ÃGì©. - Babs from Bellevue, Nebraska
[02 August 2008] Comment on MySpace:
The new songs you have up are amazing! Thank you for
your voice.
- Troy L. Coots from Maryville, Missouri
[01 August 2008] ProgFiles Artist Spotlight and Review by Hande Burdg:
Ella Blame (Milwaukee, WI) was born into a family of
musicians and was already singing when she was just 3
years old! Before she decided to become a singer, her
biggest passion was painting (and it still is a big
passion for her). At the age of 6 she started playing
violin. She has an incredible vocal range: her voice
covers the entire baritone, tenor and contralto ranges
and exceeds the upper limit of the soprano range. She
can produce sounds that are very similar to
synthesizers, with no effects. Sometimes angelic,
sometimes satanic, the many colors of her voice can be
described as Billie Holiday meets Bjork and Loreena
McKennit... yes these three names together sound very
absurd, you just have to hear it for yourself.
Right from the first song "Cyberlover" you will feel
like you entered a hidden territory where there is a lot
to discover. As if you are listening to a modern day
Billie Holiday, you’ll find that it is not just the well
written lyrics and her voice that create this feeling
but it is also her phrasing and intonations. The song
"If I Could" is a very good example of that.
You will hear a fusion of many different genres in her
music. It is sometimes psychedelic, sometimes trip-hop,
sometimes pop and sometimes jazz.
When you are listening to her sing, you will often feel
like you are listening to a choir with sopranos,
mezzo-sopranos and contraltos. It is Ella all by herself
producing those vocals, especially on "Incurable".
Her new CD "Bitter Tears" has 11 songs and each and
everyone of them can easily be your most favorite one.
Listening to Ella is like being in a big mansion, each
song opens up the door to a different room... with
different colors, different decorations, different time
frames. By the time the CD is over you ask yourself
"Where was I just now?" ... that is if you think you are
back...
[23 July 2008] Review "Bitter Tears":
Absolutely thrilling - goes under the skin, touches
something deep inside. Since I treated myself to Ella
Blame’s brilliant voice and sound, I yearn for more of
this... - Chris from Vienna, Austria
[17 July 2008] Message on MySpace:
...I love your ethereal music, I come
from years of Kate Bush worship. And I can't get over
your skill also in Painting. Keep all sides of you
working and exploring, you have a great balance
happening. - Richard Alan Scott from Pascoag, Rhode Island
[14 July 2008] Message on MySpace:
So far, I have only left brief comments on your music.
Having sated my ears with your work over the past hour I
have to say I am completely overwhelmed by its creative
reshaping of what music can be. Your voice and the
intricacy of the musical backing defy my description.
Mathematically your melodies slide sensuously over ever
changing curved surfaces then suddenly reappear in a
parallel universe - whether by change of key [or mode
for all I know] or of genre.
You have transported me to another world of cybermusic -
and all feels very good in that world - eerie, strange,
yes, but warm and hopeful.
I do not usually offer such fulsome praise but felt I
had to say this.
Wishing you huge success -- Tom Wood from United Kingdom
[12 July 2008] Comment on MySpace:
...i'm touched. You have an amazing voice & beautiful
lyrics. Will get your cd soon ~ Thx you catched me
to introduce your world ~ Best wishes to you & never
stop beeing so lighten, dark n deep in one together...
-- Alkora from Switzerland
[11 July 2008] Comment on MySpace:
...finally I've received your cd.
It's... wonderful! Your voice is wonderful!!! -- Carlo from Trento, Italy
[09 July 2008] Comment on MySpace:
WOWWWWWWW! THAT WORD DOES NOT EVEN COME
CLOSE TO DESCRIBE YOUR NEW SONG CYBERLOVER! "UNBELIEVABLE"
YOUR TALENT AND VOICE ALREADY BLOWS MY MIND! BUT WHAT
YOU JUST SENT ACROSS WITH YOUR BROAD RANGE OF VOCALS WAS
A GIFT OF INSTRUMENTAL UNIQUENESS AND YET AUTHENTICITY
OF YOU AND YOUR CREATIVE GENUIS! PURE GENUIS OF THE
ARTIST YOU ARE! SEEING BEYOND WHAT IS BEFORE US AND
MAKING YOUR MUSIC AND YOUR BEAUTIFUL MYSTERIOUIS
HARMONOUS MELODY WITH LIFES OBVIOUS SIMPLE TREASURES YOU
FOUND! SPEECHLESS, THANK THE HP ABOVE FOR A KEYBOARD TO
TYPE, CUZ IT RENDERED ME SPEECHLESS!... -- Trista from Sioux Falls, South Dakota
[04 July 2008] Song
Comment ("A Thousand Kisses") on Mixposure:
This is wonderful. I love the hammered
dulcimer in the intro. You have a very original style.
The vocal treatment is so ethereal, it gave me goose
bumps. The instrumentation is also great with the
wonderful delicate use of percussion. - Phillip Hartley from England
[04 July 2008] Song
Comment ("How Things Have Changed") on Mixposure:
Once again a superb vocal performance on
another well crafted track. Love that sliding bass
bubbling away in the background here. You arrangements
are a joy to the ear. - Phillip Hartley from UK
[04 July 2008] Song
Comment ("Ineffable Desire") on Mixposure:
Wow! I love the edginess of this one with it's slightly
menacing Tango bass and once again that incredible
voice. Goose bumps again! - Phillip Hartley from UK
[28 June 2008] Comment on MySpace:
Your voice is angelic, sublime and magical.. -- Catherine from Portland, Oregon
[23 June 2008] Comment about "Incurable" on iMusiScene:
I was excited to hear a "psychedelic
song" with female vocals - don't regret that! Ella
belongs to the most outstanding professional singers
I've heard... indeed sensual & atmospheric and WHAT A
RANGE!!! A little bit Toyah touch here, and sounds from
the 21st century with an ambient feel. Beautiful drive,
dreamy and gooood! -- Singularity
[21 June 2008] Comment on MySpace:
...I sense that you have a
tremendous energy about you, an inner light that is
pushing you towards new boundaries and concepts in your
life & your music is playing a major part in this, your
songs are totally original , beautifully painted on your
song canvas with vivid colors of the sacred spectrum of
life... -- Roy from United Kingdom
[19 June 2008] Review "Bitter Tears" by Wildy
Haskell:
...Fans of free-form electronica
and improvisation are going to eat this up; likewise
fans of Kate Bush or other ethereal-voiced artists. The
other comparison that comes to mind is Milla Jovovich,
who has played around in similar musical genres and has
a similarly unique voice. Give Ella Blame a listen. It
will be hit or miss, but I promise you. If it hits you
you'll be thanking me...
[14 June 2008] Message on MySpace:
...inventive, interesting, musically unique and a mother
of a voice!!! I will spread the word... -- Dave from Cape Town, South Africa
[10 June 2008] Message on MySpace:
I totally loved Bitter Tears and ordered your Ineffable
Desire along with it and I cant believe I didnt hear
before Three weeks ago. I really cant stop listening to
them both, I take them to work with me everyday. I
wondered what inspires you as songwriter and influences
the music you listen to right now? I love the atmosphere
undertones of emotion then free range you have that is
so in tuned with the rest of you... --
Kasey from Ohio
[04 June 2008] Review "Bitter Tears":
I absolutely cannot say enough about this talented young lady and her new Album/CD. Bitter Tears is sexy, soulfully tasteful, bitterly sweet, playful and genius. I find myself 'transfixed' when listening to her voice. To put it in to two descriptive words: "Sadece güzel" (Simply beautiful). -- dj Rimzi (Lisa)
[04 June 2008] Comment on MySpace:
Ella, Ella, Ella...You have out done yourself. The newest album is pure brilliance. Do you do any touring? I would love to see you live. Thanks for another awesome album. JB from Owings Mills, Maryland
[03 June 2008] Comment on MySpace:
You have such a wildly interesting use of voice. So very carnivorous somehow! I have never heard anybody use theirs quite like you. The lowest register just vibrates the whole spine. It feels untamed, savage and damn good, please do keep it up! "Perfect Man" is one exquisite sound sculpture. -- Tim Chiavaroli from Floyds Knobs, Indiana
[01 June 2008] Comment on MySpace:
I love your music and your style. Excellent! You have such a hauntingly powerful and unique voice. I love your visual style too. The cover for Bitter Tears is stunning! Every good wish to you in your career... -- Ruby from United States
[01 June 2008] Message on MySpace:
i got a chance 2 listen 2 some of the songs on the page...all i can say is WOW!...it's been quite while since i've heard "unique"....i can hear the influences, but it's definately your own... -- Eric from Colorado Springs, Colorado
[18 May 2008] Comment on MySpace:
Oh Gosh! Listened to your new sample track. This material transcends just music, it’s an art form in its own right. A tapestry of sound, just so inventive. You’re a star!! -- Mike from United Kingdom
[16 May 2008] Comment on MySpace:
i am listening to your music right now staring away at a wonderful moon watching the trees chatter and it is amazing! -- Sigrid from Georgia
[07 May 2008] Crossfade Grimoire Review of "How Things Have Changed" and "Incurable":
I'd like to begin this review by saying that, ..r inspection, the vocal and songwriting talent of Miss Ella is actually far
more mainstream than I had previously thought. Her own particular soundscape is nothing less than elaborately-arranged pop and art song, sculpted into an exotic and pristine veneer that sometimes transcends either musical categorization. With that mouthful out of the way, these tracks made me re-evaluate "Ineffable Desire", her 2004 avant/pop album, and "Things" must surely be the masterpiece of that moody and exotic CD.
Using funky, phased-out electronica as a base, the track is both jazzy and spacy: kind of like seeing a Carmen McRae gig on Saturn. Ella's voice is nothing less than stunning, and if her style is occasionally still a little startling, what she lacks in convention she makes up for in invention. The tune also features an awesome improvisational section that is very rare in modern pop and in EDM. The psychedelic edge adds to the proceedings. Fan-fucking-tastic!
The lead-off track to her 2008 follow-up, "Bitter Tears", has crisper production and Ella's vocalising is much more assured. While not as jaw-droppingly weird vocally as the previous album, Ella is still not what you would call your everyday female vocalist; her range and collection of voices and characters is still amazing. The tune ends up sounding like a multi-dimensional 12-bar blues with a jazzy bridge and an experimental sophisticate's touch. Looking forward to hearing the album! -- Scott Mayfield from Oakdale, Connecticut
[07 May 2008] Comment on MySpace:
I adore your voice. -- Kristi from North Carolina
[05 May 2008] Comment on MySpace:
I am always fascinated by your voice and songs... in love with your sound universe. Every time i visit this page...
like a magic mystery ! -- Thierry from France
[02 May 2008] Comment on MySpace:
...c'est l'absolu féminin! the deep soul of female spirit... -- Laurent from Lorraine, France
[28 April 2008] Message on MySpace:
...I have found myself on your site allot this morning..... listening to your music over and over again. Love the depth, inquisitiveness of it, darkness, softness, but yet raw at the same time. So many words to describe your style/sound... -- Lisa from Newalla, Oklahoma
[23 April 2008] Comment on MySpace:
Just three words: Mysterious, Enchanting, Magical -- Tom from United Kingdom
[12 April 2008] Comment on MySpace:
There should be a warning label about how uncurably addictive your music is. I’m on here two or three times a day listening and drawing or painting. So soothing, and it strikes those nerves we ignore all too often, forcing an expressionless smile in the heart, like a new emotion, or a substitution for love or a new form of love. Thank you so much for
being you. -- Troy L. Coots from Maryville, Missouri
[03 April 2008] Blog Comment about "Incurable" on MySpace:
ABSOLUTELY MESMORIZING. YOUR LYRICS, BUT YET THE MIX OF ELECTRONIC AND PERCUSSION MIXED LEAVES IT WITH ALMOST A INNERCHILD HOPE. FOR ME ANYWAY. YOU FOUND A RANGE IN YOUR VOICE THAT I HAVE NEVER HEARD ALMOST A NEW, EVEN NOT IN ANY CURRENT KNOWN VOICE RANGE, LIKE A NEW AGE YOODLING. I CANNOT DESCRIBE IT. BUT IT PULLS YOU IN AND GRASPS
YOUR SOUL. EXCELLENT WORK ELLA. -- Trista from Sioux Falls, South Dakota
[03 April 2008] Comment on MySpace:
I haven't heard anything so beautiful in a long long time. Thankyou!
-- Chemical Storm, Queensland, Australia
[13 March 2008] Message on MySpace:
...your music is ace! music for me is very much a visual experience, and i like music that feeds my imagination - listening to your music takes me to a strange and magical place. thankyou for opening up a part of my mind that i never knew existed. -- GAV from Wigan, Northwest
United Kingdom
[09 March 2008] Comment on MySpace:
...your music is haunting and gorgeous. Hope to review it in my zine soon, and possibly, if schedules work out, an interview. -- Scott Mayfield from Oakdale, Connecticut
[24 February 2008]: Review of debut CD "Ineffable Desire":
Imagine being lost...
inside of a cage you have created for yourself only within your mind...
There are times when no one or nothing can leak inside...
I have been blessed by a dear friend who has given me a gift in which I never expected...
the music of Ella Blame! Her music not only leaks into your mind, she INVADES it...leaving you saturated and mesmerized.
I find my words are inadequate
as listening to her voice removes one from reality
into this hypnotic and mystical realm
of so many emotions and thoughts we keep secret...
it's as if Ella has always known.
I hear traces of billie holiday and portishead,
but when she opens her mouth
the liquid sounds that escape create the most brilliant colours in your mind.
Never before have I heard anything so desirable and unique.
Ineffable Desire is the most haunting album I have heard in years.
It drips with passion and intensity.
I find myself unable to pick a favourite track off this album as they are all stunning.
'swamp of lead' is my current favourite.
Being impressed greatly by this album is an understatement.
-- Heather King from Ontario, Canada
[14 February 2008] Review of debut CD "Ineffable Desire":
INEFFABLE DESIRE/ TO NOT BE ABLE TO DESCRIBE
A DESIRE/SACRED OR UNUTTERABLE DESIRE.
A COLLECTIONS OF SONGS WORDS AND MUSIC
LYRICS AND SOUNDS NEAR IMPOSSIBLE TO DESCRIBE
A VAST RANGE OF STYLES SHOWING A MULTITUDE OF TALENTS
DEEP GUT WRENCHING VOCALS TO LIGHT AMBIENT BEATS
A GOURMET LISTENING EXPERIENCE TASTES TEXTURES
ADVENTURES IN SONICS LYRICS TO PROD AND PROB A BRAIN SANITY TESTED
SURPRIZED SHOCKED EMOTIONS AS IF THIS RABIT
IS TRAPED IN THE HEAD LIGHTS OF THEIR SPEEDING CAR
IT IS A GIFT INDEED TO BRING SOMETHING NEW EXTRAORDINARY
TO THE EARS OF AN OLD BARSTARD SUCH AS ME
5 STARS NOT ENOUGHT WHEN YOU SEE A GALAXY OF THE MIND -- LOUIS LAWL
[31 January 2008] Comment on MySpace:
I love your sound...
Playing you on the next show, definitely. -- Maya, Starlit Skies Radio Show, Seattle, Washington
[30 January 2008] Comment on MySpace:
Your music is ZO very different...we have added you to our Playlist and will be playing you all day THURSDAY, 3/27. Welcome to ZO. Hope to do more once our Magazine launches. -- ZO Magazine
[29 January 2008] Blog Comment on MySpace:
Ella Blame just kicks ass! Plain and simple. At this point I've run out of eloquence to describe her music- I'd ONLY be repeating myself. I did get multiple copies of her album "Ineffible Desire" through CD baby to give as gifts,
after the one I'd gotten for myself was averaging 2 or 3 plays per day. Its so refreshing to hear such beautifully different songs- I won't say "odd" but maybe it would apply as long as we all agree that "odd" is GOOD! If anyone hasn't gotten her album yet I strongly suggest you DO! You'll love it. I love it, and we ALL have Ella to blame... -- Desmond Ambrose from Long Island, New York
[27 January 2008] Comment on MySpace:
A few days ago I received Ineffable Desire and it has been played quite some times now. It takes me to another world and it's a pleasure to visit that world with you!! Wonderful!! -- Sander from Maastricht, Netherlands
[19 January 2008] Message on MySpace:
WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW!!!!!!!
WHY DIDNT I KNOW OF YOUR EXISTENCE BEFORE NOW... OR DID I?
YOU ARE FROM THE OTHER SIDE!
YOU TAKE ME THERE!!!
OH AND I JUST PURCHASED *INEFFABLE DESIRE* ON I-TUNES -- Le 'Var De 'Romeo from Rockwall, Texas
[19 January 2008] Comment on MySpace:
Your music is unbelievable. Your range you carry in your voice is a gift. Very few can transcend into those ranges. I hope it takes you places beyond your wildest dreams. -- Trista from Sioux Falls, South Dakota
[12 January 2008] Comment on MySpace:
Great material Ella can't wait to spin it this coming week! -- Dj.DEViOUS@Radio
Chaos, Tampa, Florida
[12 January 2008] Comment on MySpace:
Your music is so hypnotizing and your voice is really special. You truly sound like no one else! -- Fay Daway from Paris, France
[07 January 2008] Comment on MySpace:
Oh my God/dess this is DIVINE!!!
I LOVE your music!! -- Listener from Zagreb, Croatia
[03 January 2008] Comment on MySpace:
hi Divine Ella, je suis captivé par votre voix-instrument tout en étant dérouté par votre univers visuel. Loin de moi l'idée de mettre votre créativité dans une case aussi obscure soit elle :=))Hi Divine Ella, I am fascinated by your instrumental voice while being confused by your visual universe. Far away from me the idea to put your creativity in a
sterotype compartment. i'm Parisian and i do not understand directly the meaning of your songs. So i
think that images could help me to get in your fabulous
world... -- José MAN LIUS from Paris, France |
