Album Of The Day: There's A Light by Liz Vice

Album Art of Liz Vice's There's A Light album - A black-and-white photo of a woman sitting in a chair with a bright light hitting her from her front, off to the right and behind the camera. There's a grey background behind her, and off to the right it's just black, with a shadow of her body on the grey background. She's wearing a dress with a flower print and has has her hair pulled back behind her head. She is looking down towards her lap and has a big, toothy smile. In the top left, it has the artist's name in gold print in a small font, and below it the album name.

First released independently sometime in 2013 and then re-released on a record label on this day 10 years ago, this is the first album from Liz Vice. This is an excellent indie rock/pop/Gospel album. The backing band and the arrangements are simple and beautiful, and it gives this album a timeless quality that it could have been made 50 years ago, not just over a decade ago. Liz Vice's vocals are the star of this album and she does a great job singing songs that share the gospel, both new songs and old. Though she was about 30 years old when this released and she only recently started performing, she sounds like she's a seasoned musician on this debut album. Her later albums are slightly different lyrically but still worth a listen as well.

Release Year: 2013 / 2015
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