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Pop / Rock 23 September, 2004

Debut album 'Ineffable Desire' of Ella Blame is out!

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NEW YORK (www.ella-blame.com) - Ella Blame, a duo consisting of singer/composer Ella Blame and composer/multi-instrumentalist Michael D. Temple, today released its debut CD "Ineffable Desire" with 12 tracks of Psychedelic Pop, Psychedelic Dance, Progressive Dance and Ethereal/Ambient through CD Baby (https://www.cdbaby.com/ellablame).

Ella Blame create partially revolutionary music. As one of only a handful of musicians worldwide, they don't stick to boring, outdated stuff heard over several decades and billions of times, imitating music styles of the 60's thru 90's, but create music of their own that was never heard before.
Self-appointed music experts describe Ella Blame's music as unusual, far off, or even bizarre. It may take a while but Ella Blame will revolutionize pop music, taking it far beyond its current limits.

The above does not mean that Ella Blame are strictly into music that could be labeled "experimental". Most of Ella Blame's music is easily comprehensible by a broad audience.
"At times Blame evokes a wider-ranging Eartha Kitt or a more in-tune Lotta Lenya, but there is really no comparison that would do her justice. And she does some wild experimental things with her voice that you'll never hear on an opera stage or a Mariah Carey album. The avant-garde, non-dance pieces with their moody electronics are highly enjoyable as well." - Jon Sobel, The Global Muse.
Listen here: https://www.ella-blame.com/mpegs/Ella_Blame-How_Things_Have_Changed.m3u






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