Nadja - Noel

Review by Felipe Agnello Ceranto

Noel by Nadja is an ambient, experimental album that is both haunting and beautiful. The duo, consisting of Aidan Baker and Leah Buckareff, have created a soundscape that is perfect for the winter season. The album is a mixture of traditional Christmas songs and original compositions, all of which are given a unique twist by Nadja's signature sound.

The album opens with "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel," a traditional song that is given a dark and moody treatment. The vocals are layered, creating an eerie effect that sets the tone for the rest of the album. "Silent Night" is another standout track, with its slow, deliberate pace and haunting vocals.

The original compositions on Noel are just as impressive as the traditional songs. "The Bells" is a standout track, with its use of bells and chimes creating a magical atmosphere. "The Stone" is another highlight, with its slow, mournful guitar creating a sense of melancholy.

Summary by Felipe Agnello Ceranto

Noel is an album that is sure to appeal to fans of ambient and experimental music. Nadja has created a unique and beautiful collection of songs that are perfect for the winter season. Highly recommended.