By
Written by
Steve Sheppard
It is so great to be back and connected musically with Kate Jaconello, we first met in London
way back in 2011 after the release of her album Earth and Sky, and so much has changed for everyone since those
heady days of the past, but in 2024 Kate returned with a single called Silent Alchemy, now two years later and
we have a grand release called Eternity.
The beginning opening sequence starts in traditional new age
style with a fluent progressing onward keyboard, reminding me of fellow UK
artist Phil Thornton in the early stages of the piece, however
a sea change of absolute genius is about to evolve from the volcano of talent
that is Kate Jaconello.
Percussion is employed; a flourishing keyboard and we are in
a totally different ocean of sound, one you may expect artists like Kerani to swim within, regardless this
symphonic almost neo classical excursion is incredible to listen to, with
elements of Vangelis within the weave
as well.
A dramatic last one minute can even be found lurking like a
musical Kraken in an under pinned soundtrack of an ending, one that is simply breath
taking and compositionally stunning. One has to ask is this the artists best
work thus far, and one would have to emphatically say yes, in fact I would dare
to put my money where my mouth is an predict a top 5 slot at least for Eternity by Kate Jaconello, it’s that good.
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