Edge Of The Light Live - Musique

Waterstrider A Five-Piece Band From Oakland California Is At Its Core A Spectacular Tightrope Act. On The Group’s Debut LP Nowhere Now They Embrace A Wide Range Of Styles And Sounds From Arena-Sized Choruses To Mesmerizing String Arrangements All The While Balancing Them With Precision And Elegance. Although Opening Track “White Light” Has One Foot Planted In The Afro-Pop Foundation Of The Group’s Constellation EP It Also Points The Way Forward Shining A Light On The Kaleidoscope Of Ideas To Come Zeppelin-Sized Riffs Shimmering Hooks And At The Album’s Heart Nate Salman’s Falsetto Tracing Nuanced Melodies As If Drawing With A Fine-Point Pen. It’s Salman’s Voice That Unifies Nowhere Now’s Ten Songs. On “Redwood” His Delicate Falsetto Provides A Counterpoint To The Thundering Toms While “Passing Ships” Finds Him Effortlessly Riding A Slinky RnB Groove. On The Album’s Culminating Title Track He Takes The Group To Soaring Heights With His Defining Statement “In The Hurricane Of Love And Hate I Still Remain.” Exploring A Range Of Emotions That Leaps Between Blunt Fear And Visceral Joy Salman’s Falsetto Is The Perfect Glue For A Band With Such A Wide-Ranging Sound. Www.Waterstridermusic.Com
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