Description
We’re all often judged by the company we keep. In the case of singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist Beth Hart, she’s often found near high-wattage guitar players like Joe Bonamassa and Jeff Beck. But on War in My Mind, she shows off the intensity of her voice, which was never a well-kept secret, and some ferocious piano-playing in an album that’s got a strong pop orientation but is also firmly rooted in the blues.
It would be difficult for Hart to not sound bluesy, though. She has a huge voice that reverberates through a song like the ripples created by a heavy rock dropped in a lake. War in My Mind features some hard-rocking songs, as you might expect, but also has some beautiful, slower curve balls that show off different aspects of her songwriting and her voice.
