With "Tunnel of Light," these talented instrumentalists back up vocalist Angelina Young, who also contributes guitar and keyboards to the act. "Moving On" is much more of a singer/songwriter type song, as Young can be heard struggling with her identity. Over a psychedelic backing, Young keeps asking herself, "Am I where I want to be?" Lastly, "Boyfriend" is a quiet, acoustic meditation. It's a song where Young expresses a desire to make a guy into her boyfriend because, well, she's obsessed with him. It's a pretty and unhurried song about romantic longing.
Crooked Flower is one of those acts that can do so many styles, so well, and Darkness and Light is a small taste of these skills.
Crooked Flower - Darkness and Light
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