Album Review
Sophie Jamieson - I Still Want To Share
4 StarsShe balances between intimacy and expanse.
Debut album ‘Choosing’ marked Sophie Jamieson out as one to watch back in 2022, and ‘I still want to share’ continues on the same raw, intimate indie folk path. Opener ‘Camera’ places Sophie’s weary vocals at its centre, as strings and guitars combine to create an increasingly grandiose – yet never distracting - soundscape. There is a mesmeric quality to the production on the soothing ‘Vista’, while ‘I Don’t Know What To Save’ builds from a sparse, almost whispered vocal delivery to a euphoric chorus. She balances between intimacy and expanse, the elements sitting together in perfect synergy through harmonic highlight ‘Highway’ and the vulnerable-yet-stunning ‘How Do You Want To Be Loved’.
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