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HEARTBEAT EP

June 18th 2010
Musically Inclined – Must Hear: Heartbeat
“If simply listening to Heartbeat doesn’t make you feel more cheerful, I really don’t know what will…”

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June 8th 2010
Big Smile Magazine Interveiew – Read it here
“ I like to think of myself as a dreamer. Some people say that in your twenties or in your teens that you’re a “dreamer” and you think anything is possible and then when you grow older you’ll grow out of it and just accept life… and I don’t, I don’t think I ever will. I won’t. I will never. I refuse to do that…and I think my audience maybe is the people who feel the same way, those who believe anything is possible.”

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May 24th 2010
Power of Pop Review – Read it here
“This 5-track EP is near perfection…Crystal clear vocals & harmonies, pristine acoustic guitars and tight percussions envelope these enjoyable songs. So really, there’s little point in highlighting any particular track cos you’re going to want to listen from start to finish and back to start again. Then repeat.”

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May 15th 2010
BBQ Chicken Robot – Read it here
“…5 wonderful tracks with bits and pieces of folk, and good indie pop.” -

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March 9th 2010
CTN Music Review – Read it here
“Yael’s music is like a breath of fresh air, soft, relaxing, you can feel her smile and the sunshine in her engaging melodies.”

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February 2nd 2010
Rubbish Review- Read it here

“…the songs seem to pull you in and away, skillfully floating in-between the joyful and melancholic, and unwinding slowly as the album progresses.” –

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January 13th 2010
Left Over Cheese Review- Read it here
“My favorite track on the five-song effort is ‘Favorite Two.’ It’s a very pretty track, in a flowery, alpine valley-in-summer kind of way. And sometimes that’s just what a person wants to hear on a rainy day.”

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December 12th 2009
AWMusic Review – Read it here
“…music this year has never been so pleasant.”

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November 12th 2009
Rawk Blog: First Look – Read it here
“In the absence of a new Feist album this year… the dearth of wry, catchy female folk-pop is beginning to grow as cold and crushing as the oncoming winter. Enter Yael Meyer…whose sparkling arrangements and lilting voice raise her above the Hotel Cafe crowd to the air staked out by a certain one-named Canadian.”

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November 11th 2009
The Devil Has the Best Tuna Feature – Read it here
“The EP is deceptively yet beautifully simple. It’s the sound of running barefoot in a dew encrusted meadow in white chiffon. It’s the soundtrack to one of those dreams where everything in your life is perfect.”

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November 10th 2009
Loud Dreams Feature – Read ithere
“The EP sounds like a female version of Death Cab for Cutie meets Jack Johnson. Its masterful production shows a command of certain melodies and themes that remeain constant throughout the duration of the EP.”

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November 3rd 2009
Boom Boom Chik Review - Read it here
“Ms. Meyer has one of the prettiest voices I have ever heard. All 5 tracks of the EP just makes you feel good with her sweet and innocent voice. But that isn’t all that makes this album worth a purchase/listen. Ms, Meyer perfectly blends, folk, pop, indie and electronic in one smooth delectable treat.”

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October 26th 2009
MuziekFriek Review – Read it here
“There’s no excess on this album. The instrumentation is in perfect balance and will intrigue you from the first, apparently lost piano sounds of ‘Shed Their Fears’ to the happy banjo in final song ‘Favorite Two’. Meyer’s silky soft voice guarantees the necessary peace.”

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October 15th 2009
Guilt Free Pleasures – Read the review here
“…with melodious harmonies and perfectly placed electronica in parallel to the picking of the guitar, and one can only hope that there’s more of this yet to come… if you enjoy the tunes of Azure Ray, Priscilla Ahn or Meiko, I highly recommend you check this one out.”

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October 14th 2009
My Crazy Music Blog Interview – Read it here
“Yael’s music is as close to perfect harmony as humanly possible. She plays a balanced, new age of folk, independent pop, and electronic. Her creative use of guitar, bass, percussion, accordion, glockenspiel, keyboard, piano, ukulele and ocarina allow for the most instrumentally diverse rhythm known to mankind.”

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October 13th 2009
Knox Road - Read the review here
“Layered electronica. Acoustic guitar. Hushed female vocals…a blisfully innocent sound…”

COMMON GROUND

Unsigned Music Magazine “Common Ground is one of the most beautifully produced CD’s that we’ve come across…you should buy this CD simply because its wonderful!”

The Beat Surrender -”One listen to the opening track The Beauty Of It All has you completely hooked and you never look back after that…”

The Muse´s Muse – “A beautiful CD of breathtaking depth and artistry. Engaging every minute of the way along…Yael is a world musician and vocal stylist of the highest calibre. A breath of fresh air, so take a deep breath all and enjoy.”

Big Smile Magazine – “…creates and ambiance that envelops the soul.”

Star Polish – ” …the production is so clean you could eat off it.”

Mirula – “Common Ground es un disco estupendo para escuchar sólo o acompañado, viendo una puesta de sol o en un bar con amigos.”

El Mercurio - “Uno no puede negar que Yael tiene todo lo que hay que tener para no quedar como una aburrida cantautora con ganas de parecer cool, y que su música tiene condiciones de trascendencia.”