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Heliotricity - While the Sirens Sang

From Daniel Shams' visionary recording ”Posthumous Heliotricity". Listen to Heliotricity on Spotify and everywhere else. Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6cFzp... Website: http://www.heliotricity.com/ With his wide range and agile falsettos Daniel Shams' voice has been compared to Tim Buckley, Jeff Buckley and Thom Yorke. At times his guitar sounds like it is speaking in tongues, spitting quadruplets and sextuplets while his lithe voice navigates accents within an eloquent prose atop the lush canopy of rhythm. Upon hearing Daniel it is impossible not to draw an artistic parallel between him and Tim Buckley, who no doubt he was unconsciously channeling in the exquisite track “Helium”. It is a voice agile and aspiring, reaching for the universal, the common threads connecting all people. You get the sense also of an urgency listening to Daniel, a striving that reveals a relentlessness in his pursuit of an immediate, articulate and pure expression. The result is that his recordings then are more like raw jewels excavated from deep fissures, they aren't overly polished and pretty in the sense some people prefer. They are the real thing. The depth Daniel Shams of Heliotricity is able to achieve with his guitar, voice and poetry is astounding. And when he sings of love, it is not to a woman, it is to all women. It is as if the great Sibyls are resurrected at once, and one hears him with the ears of Dante's Beatrice, Faust's Gretchen or Sharazad from the Arabian Nights. When one listens they live love for that instant. When he sings "to live, to love, I want to be reborn every instant" through Daniel and his Heliotricity we do these things. Wallace Blackie Gold