![]() The production is of great quality, giving the listener a sense that Doiron is actually playing in the room. The vocals carry the melody while the guitar opens the song up wide. All of the songs are very personal and revealing Doiron confesses her deepest. ![]() "Tell You Again" is a sweet lullaby, where bass and piano creep in, gently adding their touch to the soundscape. A melancholy undertone exists in the direct nature of the vocals, perhaps in a style of Aimee Mann, or the depth of Cat Power with straight-ahead lyrics. The guitar provides the subtle rhythm, while Doiron's voice is captivating and enchanting. The first aspect of Loneliest in the Morning that strikes the listener is the minimal nature of the musical elements. Loneliest in the Morning is the first solo release from Sub Pop by Doiron under her own name. In the later days and eventually at the end of the band, Doiron released a 7" and a full-length record of material on her own label, Sappy Records, under the name Broken Girl. ![]() Prior to Loneliest in the Morning, Julie Doiron was part of the influential Canadian band Eric's Trip. ![]()
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