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Review: The Liminality of Her is a new ten track album by Amanda Whiting, the acclaimed Welsh harpist and composer. With classical training and a unique sound reminiscent of Ashby and Coltrane, Whiting swiftly earned her place in the UK jazz scene and her journey includes collaborations with Don Leisure and features on projects like 'Shaboo Strikes Back'. Backed by Chip Wickham on flute and PEACH on vocals, this album showcases Whiting's hypnotic jazz fusion compositions, exploring themes of transition and liberation. From the cinematic 'After Dark' to the playful 'Lost in Abstraction', immerse yourself in the liminal soundscape and you won't be left disappointed.

Review: With a blend of warmth and virtuosity, Amanda Whiting's latest release is a seasonal collection that effortlessly blends jazz, classical and Welsh charm. Reinterpreting classic holiday tunes from the likes of Vince Guaraldi, Bill Evans and Tchaikovsky, Amanda's arrangements shine through with her signature harp, bringing a fresh yet nostalgic spin to beloved songs. Tracks like 'Peace Piece' (a reworking of Evans' 1958 classic) capture her ability to infuse rich jazz harmonies with the tender elegance of the harp. The album also features an array of original compositions, showing Amanda's deep love for Christmas and her Welsh heritage. With influences from artists like Dorothy Ashby and Alice Coltrane, this release radiates a cosy, soulful vibe, perfect for holiday gatherings. It's a true celebration of Amanda's musical talents and passions, offering a delightful blend of festive jazz and classical influences. A perfect addition to any holiday playlist.