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Dulcie Taylor’s new album Better Part of Me is a fine roots recording blending personal poetic songwriting and accomplished playing on every track.
Tracks like Long Gone, the opening chime of Used to Know It All and the title track blend atmospheric shimmering soundscapes behind Taylor’s vocals and thoughtful lyrics.
Having said that 2 or 3 more Americana uptempo driving tracks would have really boosted the overall song order on the album
Halfway To Jesus an environmental track that has a Folk/Americana jump is a single but not as strong as the Folgelberg-esque God Did Me A Favor.
Whether Taylor is going for a more contemporary Christian audience with these tracks is not fully revealed throughout the album’s 11 tracks.
Personally, this album sounds fantastic.
Produced by George Nauful who also plays and co-writes and engineered and mixed by guitarist Damon Castillo it hits a sweet spot.
JOHN EMMS is a veteran music journalist, freelance writer and songwriter/musician with Canadian blues rockers THE SHAFTMEN
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