Credits:

Carin Lundin

Description:

This is the second album to “Prophone” by Carin Lundin, a promising female vocalist from Sweden, which starts with “Ain’t That Love” by Ray Charles, who has sadly passed away. (This is her third album in total, following Sittell’s “babble”). Landin is sometimes called the successor to “Monica Zetarlund,” but listening to (2), it seems that Anne Burton’s influence is the most significant. She has also composed many songs, and in 2001 received an award as a composer from the Swedish Society of Artists, and also sang herself in this work, providing two original compositions.Now, this is an album for adults, where you can enjoy Carin’s voice as she sings softly backed by the trio of Jan Lundgren, a pianist from Sweden. Listening to “Zem Ze Eyes,” she gives the impression of a mature woman in her late 30s, born in 1966.Carin was born in 1966, grew up in a town in southern Sweden, and studied at the