For Ear Sake is not a music blog that illegally shares albums, but an outlet geared toward supporting artists. You will get a full sense of what moves me musically through the albums reviewed, videos, and other miscellaneous music topics. For Ear Sake was created to shine a light on different genres, and educate individuals on the importance of supporting the artists we listen to. With an open mind and heart for music, not only will this be an adventure, but the perfect source for inspiration, and a journey for you and I respectively. "And through the production of music, we inspire beauty; a gift crafted perfectly with the lessons of life and the fantasy of our futures."
Showing posts with label Bad Covers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bad Covers. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 10, 2011


Imogen Heap - Speak For Yourself (2005)
Genres: Downtempo, Electronic, Pop Rock

Have you ever owned an album that embodies great material musically, but the album cover tells a tale of everything but that? Well, this is what the 'Bad Cover, Good Music' post represents. This post is to show a prime example of why it's not always wise to judge an album by it's cover. My goal for this post is to enlighten those that miss out on swell material due to unpleasant covers that misrepresent the beauty held within various albums.

Speak For Yourself is Imogen Heap's second solo album, and it's easily my favorite album by her thus far. On this album, Imogen shows much musicianship and creativity as a solo artist. Remarkably, the album was written, produced, arranged, and funded by Heap herself. Angelic harmonies, digestible lyrics, and sublime production reside within this release. Speak For Yourself is not only a strong album, but it also sets her apart from her previous group Frou Frou.