Love and you and I : Lizzi

Lizzi : Love and you and I.
Groovy downtempo rock.

Love and you and I has remained a longtime Magnatune best-seller for a reason. There are plenty of sensual voices out there in the music world, but few that have the darkness and subtle chill that makes Lizzi's so bewitching. This is one of those albums of downtempo rock that you'll want to put and leave on from start to finish, possibly several times in a row. A great mood-maker and absolutely perfect for a rainy day. "Remedy," "Only You" and "My Destination" are our favorite tracks.

Songs:

1. Me
2. Love and you and I
3. Forever
4. You Belong
5. Remedy
6. Lay down
7. Only you
8. Gone
9. My destination

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 2/11/2005
Lizzi lives in Stockholm Sweden

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Other, Downtempo, Remixed by Four Stones

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