Germano, Lisa / Lullaby For Liquid Pig

Young God

Nobody makes records like Lisa Germano. This music seeps into your system with a warm glow like alcohol gently working its way into the bloodstream through the lining of an empty stomach. From the first moment you’re drifting weightless through Germano’s gossamer world, where everything’s infused with a woozy, fairytale melancholy, and maybe just a hint of the sour taste of last night’s wine.  Liquid Pig is beautifully and richly orchestrated, but also so intimate and saturated with a peculiar sadness (that can suddenly shift to joy or whimsy) you get the feeling you’re drifting through the dreams inside her head, led along by the soft breeze of her breathing. Germano says that if you removed the breath from her voice there’d be nothing there. That particular quality is perhaps what draws you in—the sound of a lover whispering a song or a secret in your ear. These songs are intimate, even “confessional,” but they’re certainly not limited to the personal. Seems that any human being with a sense of their own frailty ought to find a place for themselves in this beautiful and seductive music.  • Follows closely the highly successful In The Maybe World album • The original studio release, this reissue also features a 56-minute bonus CD • Includes tracks unavailable for download purchase -- sure to attract Germano’s dedicated fanbase

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