Different Kind Of Free [ECD] - ZOEGirl (CD 2003)
Item Number: 314
Time Left: CLOSED
Description
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| Track listing | |
| 1. Beautiful Name 2. You Get Me 3. Inside Out 4. Love Me For Me 5. Unbroken 6. Wait 7. Feel Alright 8. She 9. Contagious 10. Different Kind Of Free 11. Life To Me | |
| Details | |
| Distributor: | EMI Music Distribution |
| Recording type: | Studio |
| Recording mode: | Stereo |
| SPAR Code: | n/a |
| Album notes | |
| This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Zoegirl: Chrissy, Alisa, Kristin (vocals). Producers: Robert Marvin, Damon Riley, Lynn Nichols, Tedd T. This is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. This time around, the trio stakes a serious claim in Michelle Branch/Avril Lavigne cool alterna-girl territory by adding giant-sounding guitars and a thundering rhythm section that's more Aerosmith than Amy Grant. (The group even cops the riff from the Who's "Can't Explain" for "Feel Alright.") That said, Zoegirl is still a CCM band and, though the members play down their Christian mission on many songs, "Life to Me," a sweeping, passionately performed ballad, is, perhaps not coincidentally, both the album's best and most overtly religious track. Thoroughly modern, chock full of hooks, and expertly produced, DIFFERENT KIND OF FREE should appeal both to listeners looking for a higher power and a powerful pure pop high. | |
Special Instructions
With more than 1 million albums sold worldwide and an impressive track record that heralds them as the fastest-selling debut artist in the 26-year history of Sparrow Records, ZOEgirl has managed to create a success story that continues to get bigger and bigger with the release of each new album. Performances at venues like New York's Madison Square Garden, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and Walt Disney World have helped ZOEgirl become one of the top female pop groups in Christian musica platform upon which Chrissy Conway, Alisa Girard and Kristin Swinford keep building brick by brick.
ZOEgirl exploded onto the scene in 2000 with the group's self-titled debut, scoring four Top 5 radio hits. They followed with a sophomore album, Life, which continued to propel the girls' blossoming career. Those first two projects placed ZOEgirl in front of hundreds of thousands of fans on stage with artists such as Newsboys, Plus One, Avalon and Carman. Following the late 2003 release of their last album, Different Kind Of FREE, ZOEgirl hit the ground running as a featured artist on the 25-city Shoutfest tour before heading out on their first headlining tour in early 2004.