(2021) Dorothea Paas - Anything Can't Happen [FLAC]

(2021) Dorothea Paas - Anything Can't Happen





Review:

On her gorgeous debut album, Toronto singer/ songwriter Dorothea Paas expresses a seasoned variety of tones ranging from nimble, lovelorn folk to expansive post-rock and radiant psychedelia. A staple of the city’s indie underground since the early 2010s, Paas has flown under the radar for nearly a decade, quietly issuing a string of lo-fi D.I.Y. cassettes and serving as a touring member and session player for better-known acts such as U.S. Girls and Jennifer Castle. While her entrepreneurial humility has resulted in little self-promotion, she’s nonetheless earned heaps of respect from her peers and adulation from audiences lucky enough to have chanced upon her. Thanks to Toronto’s Telephone Explosion imprint, Paas now has a label to sing her praises and her first proper album to promote. The experimental nature of her previous EPs remains throughout Anything Can’t Happen‘s nine tracks, several of which exceed the six-minute mark. In spite of this, Paas doesn’t alienate her audience, relying on smart songcraft and engaging, albeit unusual, arrangements to carry the day. The spiritual guidance of Canadian icon Joni Mitchell is immediately apparent in the winsome dips and dives of Paas’ vocals as well as her confessional lyrics and inventive melodic shifts, though she is far more than another Mitchell acolyte. The album’s front half is anchored by an impressive trio of standouts beginning with the soaring title track followed by the subtler “Container” and dramatic “Closer to Mine.” Over grainy electric guitars and a surprisingly muscular rhythm section, Paas and her band ebb and swell with a windswept grandeur that elevates the intimacy of her lyrics. Lush, wobbling synths and exultant harmonies are layered throughout, particularly on the haunting closer, “Running Under My Life,” a song whose initial melody is mirrored on album opener “One,” creating a nice bookend effect. A daring balance of vulnerability and creative might, Anything Can’t Happen is a striking debut.











Tracklist:

01.One

02.Anything Can't Happen

03.Container

04.Closer to Mine

05.Interlude

06.Waves Rising

07.Perfect Love

08.Frozen Window

09.Running Under My Life





Media Report:

Genre: art pop, indie-folk

Format: FLAC

Format/Info: Free Lossless Audio Codec, 16-bit PCM

Bit rate mode: Variable

Channel(s): 2 channels

Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz

Bit depth: 16 bits


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