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    HM Magazine #98/Kasey Curtis
    Kasey Curtis — Timeless cover

    Kasey Curtis

    Timeless

    (2002)

    Reviewed by Doug Van Pelt

    Apple Music
    Label Crucible ArtistsHM Magazine #98November/December 2002
    ccmfolk rocksinger-songwriter

    This sweet and charming voice paints with many vivid word pictures, but really excells when she sets out to tell a story (like "Twenty-Seven," with its dreamy guitars and sultry vocal phrasing). With one foot planted in the blues, Kasey lets her voice take center stage, but she never oversteps the structure of these 6 songs. As a huge fan of artists like Trish Murphy, I can't help but make mental notes to continue following the career of a new artist named Kasey.

    Editors' ratings — Doug 3.5/5, Lonny 2.5/5

    Other coverage for this album

    The Phantom Tollbooth 2002Reviewed by Brian A. SmithTimeless focuses on different aspects of God -- His ability to do the impossible ("Out Loud"), His dwelling place ("Eden"), His relentless love ("Timeless"), and His help in overcoming sin ("Rescue Me"). Curtis' voice falls somewhere between Paula Cole and Sara Groves, veering occasionally into the country domain ("Joy"). The standout here is the title track, noting the love from Christ that…

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