You and I By Jennifer DeFrayne

 

You and I

By

Jennifer DeFrayne

Written by

Steve Sheppard

 

The second single release from sublime pianist Jennifer DeFrayne is now upon us, and is from her exciting new album Soul Love, which is coming in June. This piece of piano magic is called You and I, a lush and colourful creation that utterly signifies that she is back upon the music scene in a big way, and this tapestry of tonal delight is the bed that we can drift along to in these early summer days.

You and I contains the skill sets once more of her team of superb musicians in their own rights, and the combinations by such artists like Charlie Bisharat on violin and Jill Haley on English horn offer much indeed, as do the others on the piece that with ease raises the bar of beauty for this composition specifically.

The song itself is a smooth carpet of fluent tone and timbre that drifts across the horizon like a sailing ship at sunset, always present, but always steadily moving forward, the mixture of strings and piano here is undeniably creative and deeply moving.

From the inception of the track, one is held and comforted within one of the artist’s warmest piece of all time, the symbiotic impassioned manifestation is beautifully played, and DeFrayne on piano is really finding her way in this brave new world of instrumental music that is now upon us all. You and I by Jennifer DeFrayne isn’t just a guaranteed hit, it is a musical panacea to cure your woes and stresses, and gifts you several minutes of joyful bliss.