In the life of the author of this article, music plays a significant role. The author has a penchant for loud rock music. He enjoys listening to it and is still not tired of it. There are not many moments when the author listens to something that is not really his area, but then it grabs him, and he wants to introduce this music to the wide world.
Such a case is TAMI NEILSON.
TAMI NEILSON comes from Canada, emigrated to New Zealand, found her love there, and this does not refer to music.
Born in 1977, NEILSON is now an established country singer, although that doesn't quite hit the mark. She is an accomplished singer with roots in country music, but her music is not pure country. In her music, you can find blues, rockabilly, folk, soul, and gospel.
As if this mixture weren't enough, TAMI NEILSON also has a wonderful, voluminous, and versatile voice. It is a strong voice, one that is rarely found.
The eleven songs on “Neon Cowgirl” are each a small masterpiece in their own right. The sheer variety of the songs prevents any cohesive stylistic thread from emerging.
However, I see this as an advantage in TAMI NEILSON's case.
TAMI NEILSON's voice essentially guides you through the songs. This makes her fantastic and opens doors.
For me, “Neon Cowgirl” is an unusual album that not only pleases me greatly but also shows that it is good to occasionally look left and right of the path to see what else there is to discover.
Anyone who does not yet know TAMI NEILSON should... No, must give her a chance!
