Album · 2012 · 11 Songs. The Kaleidoscope Lemolo.

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The Kaleidoscope by LEMOLO, released 03 July 2012 1. Knives 2. Beautiful Night 3. Move Me 4. Letters 5. Whale Song 6. Open Air 7. On Again, Off Again 8. Tracing 9. Who Loves 10. We Felt the Fall 11. The Wind Vocals, Piano and Guitar by Meagan Grandall Drums, Keyboards and Percussion by Kendra Cox Layout and Design by Kendra Cox Photography by Genevieve Pierson and Niklas Barsk All songs written by Meagan Grandall, except "Knives" and "Whale Song" written by Meagan Grandall and Kendra Co. Michael Reilly Heavenly alt-pop songs featuring the spellbinding vocals of Meagan Grandall: a voice that will grab your attention and not let go. The album is beautifully written and brilliantly produced – give it a listen and you'll quickly fall under the Lemolo spell.

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Lemolo The Kaleidoscope. Simple, when done right, can be perfection. Seattle dream-pop duo, Lemolo, has captured the beauty of simplicity with their long awaited debut LP, The Kaleidoscope. These two women have taken the dream-pop genre hostage and made it entirely their own; the group boasts two members with handfuls of talent: Meagan Grandall leads with pure and clear vocals, while Kendra Cox holds things down on percussion (both play keys). The opener, Knives introduces common strains that are thread throughout The Kaleidoscope.

Lemolo released their debut full length album, The Kaleidoscope, on July third, and they look forward to what lies ahead. Their music is smarter and more gripping than anything I’ve heard in this genre before, and the emotion-pendulum they swing on is more vast. Whichever way you slice it, The Kaleidoscope is a keeper. The Kaleidoscope a very impressive first album. We need more women musicians like Lemolo breaking out of the Northwest indie scene. Heavenly, haunting pop duo Lemolo is riding a wave. The duo spent much of 2012 making figurative splashes with its fast-selling, self-released debut, The Kaleidoscope, which has lingered on local bestseller charts since its release in early July.