Sara Jackson-Holman - Didn't Go To The Party2016 release. Sara Jackson Holman is a classically trained pianist, singer and songwriter who grew up in the forested landscape of eastern Oregon. Her fourth album, Didn't Go To the Party, is a work of lush and timeless pop that merges her disparate musical loves, including Kate Bush, Joni Mitchell, Cat Power, Serge Gainsbourg and Erik Satie. Didn't Go To The Party is introspective and contemplative. Didn't Go To The Party explores the arc of romantic

from highly original renditions of up-tempo material like her much-lauded recording of "It Don't Mean A Thing" to sensitive treatments of ballads like "I Got It Bad And That Ain't Good" which place her alongside the likes of much better known peers as Billie Holiday

"Irina" and "Queen of Blood"

allowing Latimore the latitude (pun intended) to navigate the tunes to the best of his ability

don't miss out a second time

"Possibili Percorsi" is an album of refined melodic pop that borders on jazz and southern rhythms- the true roots of the Italian singer-songwriter Rita Zingariello

often using a made-up identity

To his great surprise he recognized his long lost relative

"I love this music

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His songs are "calming hymns for another chaotic time"

but all three have been included on this release

macht mich frei"