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I Believe You Liar

Washington
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  • Label: Universal Music Ltd.
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  • UPC: 00602527446332
  • Cat #: 00602527446332
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I Believe You, Liar is the stunning eagerly-anticipated debut album from Washington, featuring Cement, Clementine, How To Tame Lions, Rich Kids and Sunday Best.

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I Believe You Liar - Track Listing

Disc 1

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Getmusicofficial
Getmusicofficial Rating: 4

I Believe You Liar is the debut full-length album from Megan Washington, the winner of Triple J’s Unearthed in 2008. Washington has released numerous EPs and going by the airplay received, this release is expected to be a massive hit.


The songs all have a deep personal feel, each telling a story about a facet of her life. These vignettes let you catch a glimpse of her thoughts and feelings, both negative and positive. Washington’s earthy singing style lends itself to her intimate subject matter, breathy and jazz like, it is like a secret being discreetly revealed.

Cement starts off as plaintive song about her secrets being aired in public, but then it’s as if she’s let her emotions get away from her, and her voice takes on a grittier feel, reflecting the emotional turmoil.

Lover/Soldier is simply a beautiful love letter that speaks of yearning and regret, juxtaposed with Navy Blues or the hit Rich Kids that frankly just need to be danced to.

The album shows influences from 1960’s pop to jazzy drum lines, but the standout, of course, is her voice. It is a voice to be envious of; able to whisper in your ear or scream in your face, melodiously of course.

Reviewed by: Kerrie Barker

cassette
cassette Rating: 5

I feel like everyone I talk to loves Washington, even my Uncle who I thought hadn't listen to music since ELO last released an album!
Washington has come at the right time, we are all wanting a refreshing pop sound,not to squeaky clean but definately not dirty, we are wanting those ever so relatable Australian lyrics and stories, we want someone who we look at and feel like we can relate, yet are not intimidated..
'I Believe you Liar' is an album that you can hear coming from your teenage daughters bedroom and find in your fathers car.
The album has great diversity, on tracks like Underground she is very comparable to the songwriting great Paul Kelly, yet you can get your dancing shoes on and have a bop to hit single 'Sunday Best'.
I am so excited about this album and know this is the beginning of something great for Australian music.

treslola
treslola Rating: 3

This highly anticipated debut album well and truly delivers on the hype that has been building for Washington.



I Believe You, Liar offers quirky melodic pop that will provide a fitting summer festival soundtrack: summer dresses, laced up brogues, oversized retro glasses, a plastic cup of beer... and Washington.



Megan Washington is a talented vocalist, slight husky quality and nuanced enunciation, her sound is effortlessly energetic. The acoustic sound of Underground showcases Megan's vocals particularly well. Navy Blues has a motown meets indie intro and segues into a cruisy song that will have you on your feet and singing along. Clementine is sweet and catchy.



This album is hipster heaven.