New Zealander Nadia Reid's debut, Listen to Formation, Look for the Signs, was released in 2015 to widespread critical acclaim. Reid was born in 1991 and grew up in Port Chalmers, a suburb of the city of Dunedin on the South Island of the country. She first picked up a guitar at the age of 14, but a career in music was far from her mind, and when she left school in 2009 she worked as a nanny and a waitress. In addition, Reid was making music, and at 17, she released her debut EP, Letters I Wrote But Never Sent, in 2011

Nadia Reid (born 26 August 1991) is an award-winning singer-songwriter and guitarist from Port Chalmers, New Zealand. She is celebrated for her intimate musical soundscape and unique voice, and has been described by The Guardian as an understated, wise guide through uncertain territory and by Revue as allegorical and often brutally honest. Her two albums, Listen to Formation, Look for the Signs and latest, Preservation, have received wide acclaim at home in New Zealand and internationally.

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Letters I Never Sent.

Album Let's Be Enemies. Letters Never Sent Lyrics. Your letter said) You crush me, severely Sincerely, I signed. You signed your heart) My heart. Your letter said (I don't mean everything But these thing happen). I laughed (But I wasn't joking) But you weren't joking. Letters Never Sent" Track Info. Let's Be Enemies Everyone Asked About You.

Over the course of nine songs, the melancholic New Zealander makes like Gillian Welch and Mazzy Star as well, in the company of an electrified band, who offset Reid’s dulcet tones exquisitely. Nadia Reid: Call the Days.

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Throughout Preservation is a nagging sense that Nadia Reid wrote this album entirely for herself, with little, if any thought of her audience. It’s this deeply personal approach that makes her music so powerful and authentic. She could have made every song as vibrant and emotional as Richard, but the majority of Preservation is much more reflective and quiet.

Tracks count: 9. Views: 0. Dear John - Summer and Pain 04:09. Dear John - Lord What Have I Done 04:09. Dear John - My Close Enough 04:16.