Flowers From Another Dimension By Jacquelyn G. Kleine

 

Flowers From Another Dimension

By

Jacquelyn G. Kleine

Written by

Steve Sheppard

 

The multiverse has long been a fascination for me, alternate realities, parallel universes, etc. All completely unproven yes, but not disproven either, and this possibility is what unleashes the artist and writer in me, to perhaps seek an alternate view on the realities of the cosmos, and embrace this likelihood, and right here for me, this performance by Jacquelyn G. Kleine opens that prospective door, and allows a shaft of light from another realm to peak in through the dusty curtains of, the Twilight Zone perhaps.

Flowers From Another Dimension, is a vast composition, her synth and electronic mastery on this piece is like a space age reminder of an old classic, as we arrive in Wonderland, the twisting keyboard narrative, the fluent minor refrain that kept me hooked for a delicious 5 minutes plus, a rare thing in this day and age, was a splendid thing indeed.

There is also a haunting contemplation within this track that reminded me of the UK’s electronic music maestro Kevin Kendle on some of his more space driven opuses, regardless Jacquelyn has manifested a plethora of explorative notes chords and vibrations, to amass a very compelling musical creation, one that would suit many tastes genres and styles, and with ease one that should see Flowers From Another Dimension by Jacquelyn G. Kleine, embrace the upper echelons of the charts with utter ease.