The Library CD Music Shelf
Chocolate Paper Suites
Krista Detor
Airtime Studio
c/o Rock Paper Scissors (publicity)
511 West 4th Street, Suite 2, Bloomington, IN 47404
CD, $15.99, www.kristadetor.com
Produced, Recorded & Mixed by David Weber at Airtime Studio, Chocolate
Paper Suites is the latest music CD album by genre-defying artist
Krista Detor, whose life reached a turning point at age 30, when her
birth parents contacted and she discovered the rapture of freely
choosing to pursue one's own dreams and live one's life to the
fullest. Part of the genesis for the lyrics to the "Oranges Fall Like
Rain" suite lies in when she languished in her cubicle-bound job as a
real estate broker, looking down at an orange vendor and yearning to
abandon her crushing daily grind to try something different. Chocolate
Paper Suites brims with the determination to sink her teeth into the
fruit of life's offerings, see the lands about her and craft something
of wonder from the experience. The result is a captivating and
inspirational treasury, highly recommended. The tracks are "Rich Man's
Life" (4:04), "Lorca in Barcelona" (2:54), "Recklessness &
Rust" (4:27), "Dazzling" (4:51), "All to do with the Moon" (3:25),
"Teeter-Totter on a Star" (4:18), "Innuendo" (3:48), "Middle of a
Breakdown" (3:35), "Deliver Me" (3:39), "A Hundred Years More" (2:55),
"So Goes the Night" (5:07), "Small Things" (5:39), "From Miss Emma
Brawley" (4:13), "Clock of the World" (5:35), and "Emma's
Lullabye" (2:14).
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