Liner Notes: Skye Delamey "Songstress Secrets:" Confessions of the Soul. www.skyedelamey.com www.youtube.com/skyedelamey Skye Delamey's "Songstress Secrets" album-consists of confessions of the soul. The raw, the uninhibited, often sensual, exciting, bold, yet sensitive tales of being human, and a human spirit, or "a foreigner to the world," as sung in "Renaissance Past." The subject matter is varied, as are the songs, the vocal range, key changes, and complexity of song writing structure. There is a lot going on in the album, and the listener is in for a treat that intrigues the senses. The album consists of songs such as "Thor", an ode to the God of thunder, "In the wind," a tale of love, an ode to the "Lizard King, " as well as "Vampires," about the nocturnal patrons of the Hollywood music scene. The energy is classy, elegant, and beautiful, yet at the same time, heartfelt, and haunting. This album breaks down barriers and molds in performance and deliverance, as well as in songwriting. "Songstress Secrets," is made up of an intriguing collection of songs that are provocative, entertaining, and purely fascinating. This is indeed a daring and honest album, made up of confessions and secrets straight from the soul of the Songstress, herself, Skye Delamey. Whether it's about "L.A.'s biggest thunderstorm" in "Thor," or the steady bass riff in Renaissance Past, or the ethereal "I see you there," or "another chapter," about after life. Skye Delamey belts out her lyrics, and plays the piano like it is an entire symphony of sound come to life. The album comes with an artistic black and white photograph of Skye Delamey in a nude silhouette, which only enhances the product.