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LAURA Mvula’s debut album Sing to the Moon is soft and dreamy, with light and soulful tracks, driven by Mvula’s strong vocals.
The 12-track album has some catchy tunes including Like the Morning Dew, which has a fantastic choir-like chorus. Green Garden is upbeat, starting off with off-beat clapping and Nina Simone-esque vocals and building into a sing song chorus.
The innovative album offers something different with most songs, allowing you to drift away from the world, with Mvula's dreamy vocals and musical arrangement.

Rating: 4/5

THE FIRST album since the tragic death of their first drummer Stuart Cable was always likely to be downbeat and Graffiti on the Train is exactly that.
It follows the disappointing Keep Calm and Carry On in 2009 and despite being far better, Graffiti on the Train is still hit and miss. There are a few good tracks on the album with the anthemic Indian Summer and the standout title track. But most of the album is just dull.
Graffiti on the Train would be the perfect album to have on in the office because at no point would anyone be distracted from their work.