Anchorage Alaska’s Marian Call has a new album “Something Fierce” officially arriving Nov. 13th.
Her personal transformation after moving to Alaska, and her journeys to and from the Last Frontier, served as a primary inspiration for Something Fierce. Each song in the two-movement work is forged from personal experience and grounded in a powerful sense of geography. The stories range from Nome to New Orleans, and many were written and recorded during Call’s 2010 tour of all fifty United States and Canada. But after sweeping the length of the continent, in a whirlwind of rhymes, Marian Call’s voice always returns to a clear ringing melody and magnetic North.
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Real, likeable energetic chorus. Smooth harmonies, sex-bomb!
Backing guitars, sax, xylophone even?
Now watch her!
Ever rambunctious, she entertains she elates, she elevates soulfully – yearning gap-toothed, do obedient takers’ seek killer rhythm. Merriment teems, seeking great tracks surely yonder!
(Man that took waaaay longer than I would have thought…)
Such humourous song, great!
Such humorous song, great!
damn, this shows comments in reverse order, to what I thought 🙁 dumb me
sincere. every young girl (lass) sings softly, you understand, damsel loving, growing, getting glimmer romantically.
This song gets someone elated dating gone.
She exemplifies songwriting genius.
Silver-tongued Darcy yarn:
Nerds stutter, really yearn.
Nada. Awkward.
Marian’s song greets sad Darcy? Yes. She’s slow with her relevance, even now. Why? Your regular Renaissance-era ambition? Nope. Elizabeth heard Darcy’s suit toward … dang. Got tough. Help!
your repertoire exudes serenity, yet textured
Real lyrics, sweet tunes sung gracefully. Yeah. Her rad downloadable eclectic croonings shows sweet typewriting.
Ravishing gem Marian’s stage energy yields sincerity.
Lovely, yearning, gorgeous song, great to open nascent tales. Songstress seems so opalescent that tales spring gloriously, youthfully, yet tunefully, yonder.
Songstress’ silky yearnings slide earwards.
Supple ebullience!
Exciting. Gorgeous. Sensational.
Living greatness swept through her repertoire.
Exceptional, like effervescence evanescent …
thoroughly heartfelt. Tortuously youthful.
Stupendous songstress stretches synapses so observant traffickers, singing gleefully, yell loud declamations.
Recording genius!
Saw this performed live right before Marian headed across the ocean blue. Just as excellent without a trumpet!
Soft texture, exquisite effort. Tempered depths sung galantly. You’ll laugh heavily, yet this shallow wording gives sparse evaluation, never reaching greatness so obvious sought.
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Singer regales!
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Can never regret “tasting” great tunes!! 🙂
Some ears still linger ringing great. To others, seems so odd. Darcy? You jest! The evening grins, songs sung.
Love listening to Marian and following her travels and tours across the country and the world!
Darcy? You jest! The evening grins, songs sung. Some ears still linger ringing great. To others, seems so odd.
Call loves singing. Get this soulful, lovelier record downloaded!
“Dear Mr Darcy” is a good tune to sing along with because it is full of nicely-assembled words that ring with genuine feelings and veracity. It is easy to empathize with the song’s protagonist and flush with anger in sympathy. There is a glee in the way that the music punctuates the sentiments as they are expressed and of course Marian’s silky voice and pitch perfect delivery makes it even more seductive.
Magic created during grand, dark, kickin’ night. Thanks, sexy. your royal lesbian 🙂
Marian. Now wow! Wherever rose even new wonders singing geekish harmonies!
Yet they yearn, never realizing, gracious smile elating glee, earning great treacherous strings so often near real live emotions; save enough heart to open new wonderful lovely yellow-colored dreams.
“Feminine energy, YES!” sayeth her real large, enormous, supporter.
What terrific catchy yodeling glee every year random music.
Melancholy yearnings still leave enough hope. Eventual love?
Your rhapsodic concerts still leave enough hope even now.
Wonderful lyrics.
Most talent takes some eons striving grandiosely, yet these eyes see earnest talent turning gripes songward. Do, onward!
Your energy on the stage at San Diego Wootstock was noticable, that was the first time I heard you and started following.
Marian, notable, elegant, true: entertain newbie ears, submerge each heart, tell love.
Marian nicely yells songs straightforward direct to only younger reasonable enjoyers signing go on!
This song gets several listens.
Enjoying great tunes, sweet typewriter recording!
Bang go ominous, seductive, enigmatic compositions not technically yodeling genre ejection, nor rude ethos sending grotesque elongated deliveries. Songs scarcely yearbook keggers serving good daiquiris somewhere eclipsing group pokemon names machamp petilil landorus scrafty yamask kricketune emboar registeel loudred darmanitan nosepass simisear relicanth heatmor.
Oh, how wicked delight this set; this songstress super rocked Dragon*Con nigh.
Enjoyable entertainer, reflects stirringly: ye eloquent troubador rallying geeks. Sexy? Yes. She emphasizes smarts.
Typewriter rhythms – sensational! Lusciously, you unearth harmonies so overwhelming. Great tart too! :0) (couldn’t find a way to fit the word quiche!?!). ‘Shrug girl’, Trowbridge x
Elegantly yet tragically, young geek kisses suspend domination. Not to overlook.
Zowie! Enthusiastic crooning, giving grand, diverse, emotional lyrics. Song geeks should download!
I scared off the cat that made the grab for my tongue, to share some words. Mr. Darcy is an unfortunate bloke lacking the confidence to chase the girl, who lacks the boldness to make the first move. A love ballad, with several kicks of jazz.
Canadian here who saw Marian when she played at a comic store in Toronto. Great music and super nice approachable artist!
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious!
This superb ballad deserves several listens.
Call lets songs sound dreamy.
This song goes so over regular realtime expectations.
Sing great things so often! No one else ever requires such heart thumping greatness.
Seriously! Yet this song gives substance engaging glorious sympathetic character relationship pathos.
Something great to obediently yell loud during gigantic concert!
Can nice, enchanting gals sing gaily, yet thorough hintings start to obviate endless suffering?
Totally! Yes, surely yelling great things so one enrolls swift to obtain needed discs.
Let the ethereal lyrics slip past the elastic chamber revealing great talent totally yearning group participation NOW!
Too true to life, Marian. But brilliant all the same.
Sultry, yearning geekiness, set to outstanding guitar rhythm. Marian never relents.
I am elated for you upcoming album of mystical magic.
Can’t wait for more folks to hear your music and love it!
Call’s song goes straight to our real live emotions. Stupendous!
Still love every yell, lovesong, guitarsolo. ‘Oh magic Chomp!’ People everywhere exclaim Mesmerizingly
Marian’s concerts are the best,she is a mater songsmith!
How wonderful: live encounters, shows, singing geeks, sometimes snacks, stellar rapport too!
Seriously: yes, she’s singing geek – kudos, songmistress! – so often notes support thoughtful lyrics. Stereophonic cleverness, sounding graceful, light.
Stupendous singing, Great tune.
Earworm. Marian’s songs stick. Keep performing grandly, you, unique entertainer.
Even newbies shall like energetic Call’s social-media acrobatics. Single-handed DI-not-Y.
Yet, telecommunication never reveals subtle emanations, sounding gently, yonder.
Remembering good days, songstress spinning glamorous sounds, sweet to our respite; evenings spent towards sultry yummies.
Even now, we evoke everything greasy you’d dare elicit to others – snap pictures, send downward, demand double-bypass.
Silly yet terrific, Call looses spectacular rhymes, stories.