The Two Sisters
Album: Songs & Chanson
Label: Acoustic
Tracks: 14
Website: www.acousticrecords.co.uk

This is defiantly another easy listening style of folk music, sporting two beautifully harmonised female vocals (The Two Sisters, obviously) with a fiddle background that just helps to lift their angelic vocals up further.

Their music is a good mix of old songs, both English folk and other areas that all come together for one mixed up album. For example some faster tunes like 'What a Little Moonlight Can Do' varies greatly too.

'L'auberge Au Crepuscule' is an intensely beautiful French song aided by other glamorous songs such as the classic 'Dream a little dream of me'. The French influence comes from Janet Giraudo's stretch in the country where she collected classical French songs and eventually merged them with Hilary James to make a large repertoire of different songs.

The highlight for this duo is defiantly their ability to resonate their voices so perfectly with each other in a way that I have never heard before from any singers. I can picture they would be perfect singing the flower duet.

These two ladies are very talented and this is reflected whole heartedly in their music. Defiantly a relaxing album to massage the strain of the day away.

Paul Rawcliffe