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Joan Wasser is a big name among singer / songwriters and their audience. She was Jeff Buckley's girlfriend and played as a violinist with Antony & The Johnsons and Rufus Wainwright. On her own she made two albums under the name Joan As Police Woman. The titles Real Life (2006) and To Survive (2008) already indicate that Wasser as a songwriter is serious and can reveal himself. On her new record… The Deep Field, Wasser retains her vulnerability and candor, but the sound is a lot more dressed up. In her own words, her inspirers for this work were Stevie Wonder, Al Green and Marvin Gaye. Not the first names that come to mind when you listen to her previous work. With a tight rhythm section and moody horns, however, Wasser turns out to have not lied. On the artwork of The Deep Field, the singer can be seen several times with a clenched fist and this image also arises from the music. Wasser is stronger than ever and more than lives up to its name. (JE)more
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