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# Human Again

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## Customer Reviews

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    New Producer, Same Great Ingrid
  

*by J***N on Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2012*

Ingrid Michaelson has quietly been climbing the charts since her debut album, "Slow the Rain," hit shelves on Jan. 10, 2005. Although the young singer/songwriter has yet to sell out any arenas with her often love-centric acoustic tunes, Ingrid Michaelson's rabid fan-base has steadily and rapidly grown. Now five albums into her career, each of her records has outsold the last. Hitting number one on iTunes' chart on the day of its release, "Human Again" is sure to continue this trend.For any fans of Michaelson's earlier material, the most immediate difference between "Human Again" and her previous recordings is the production style. David Kahne, who has previously worked with Sublime, Regina Spektor, Kelly Clarkson, and even Paul McCartney, to name a few, is in the driver's seat for "Human Again," replacing longtime producer and arranger, Dan Romer.Opening with "Fire" and Kahne's presence is immediately felt thanks to the synthesized strings and heavy drums that take over the mix. The only thing that escapes Kahne's influence is, thankfully, Michaelson's voice, which comes through crisp and clear. Sure, there is some doubling of her vocals on the chorus, but the same has been done on past hit singles like "Maybe."Speaking of her voice, Ingrid Michaelson's vocals have gotten significantly stronger since 2009's "Everybody."Her trademark sweet and innocent phrasing is still ever-present in the verses, but on tracks like "This is War" and "Ghost," she belts out the choruses with such authority and strength that you can't imagine she's the least bit phased by the men who have supposedly broken her heart in the lyrics. When "I'm Through" strips the mix down to just Michaelson and a piano, her voice displays a new level of emotion and vocal maturity that will surprise and delight her longtime fans.Much of "Human Again" becomes a battle between these two influences: Kahne's overpowering production and Michaelson's newfound vocal backbone.On Michaelson's previous records, the track "Blood Brothers" would likely have been a simple, upbeat track with a stripped down instrumentation. However, in Kahne's hands the song becomes bogged down with guitar, piano, drums, synthesized strings, and harmonized vocals frequently all playing at the same time. By the final chorus, there are so many layers that it sounds more like a Lady Antebellum track than anything Ingrid Michaelson has done before.Although the new production style of "Human Again" may take some getting used to for anyone previously familiar with Ingrid Michaelson, it is still a great album. Kahne's efforts are never bad, they're just different. As a fan of Ingrid Michaelson for over five years, I personally prefer her earlier records for their simplicity, but Michaelson is broadening her horizon and growing as an artist. Fans, buy this record with confidence and don't judge it too quickly. It will grow on you, I promise.Track Suggestion: "I'm Through"

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    My Favorite Ingrid Album of All!
  

*by B***R on Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2014*

For anyone who has first heard Ingrid from her new album, "Lights Out", please make sure you buy this one, also! It's always great when you can follow an artist from the beginning, watching how they progress on each album (and live shows!), but Ingrid is among the best in the industry, and this album REALLY is her shining moment. I expected it to be much bigger than it turned out to be. It blew "Everybody" out of the water with a much more complex sound & Ingrid's obvious vocal improvement. While the new one just came out, I think this album is still her best & set that one up!"Fire" is her best album-opener ever, I think. It's big, exciting and fresh. Better than anything we've been hearing on the radio before or since, that's for sure. It definitely sets the tone for the album, and while some people didn't love the bigger production, I did! I thought it was great to hear her evolve and have more fun. That, and I love strings."I'm Through" is one of her greatest songs on the album, a great, but heart breaking piano ballad. She also exhibits some beautiful vocals here, and I feel like this moment is similar to A Fine Frenzy's "Almost Lover"."Black & Blue" is probably my 2nd favorite song on the entire album. It's really catchy and fun, very different from her usual sound, and feels very honest & emotional. Plus, who doesn't love snapping fingers?"How We Love" is just so loveable. It's somehow sad & cute at the same time.  It reminds me a lot of classic Ingrid songs like "Breakable" and "Glass"."Palm Of Your Head" is another favorite of mine on the album. It makes you bounce in your seat, and keeps building and building until it explodes at the chorus. Lyrically it's also very original, which is expected from Ingrid, but not so much for the more upbeat songs like this."Ghost" is another really great song with strings on the album. She sounds great vocally, and it's just a quality song! I'm biased though, any song with the word 'ghost' in it, I'm automatically bound to like."In The Sea" is by far the BEST song on the entire album. I never knew Ingrid could do dark, and this sound never gets old. I love songs about the sea automatically as well, but this is the best I've ever heard. It's got the most feeling vocally and lyrically on the entire album, and possibly even on her other albums (other than perhaps "Men of Snow"). Everything is great about this song, the music, the bridge, the chorus, the lyrics & the ending--just play it loud and let it swallow you up.Of course, we have to have another winter song from Ingrid with "Keep Warm", and it's very nice at the end of the album, with more strings. I thought this would have been a great album closer, preferable to "End of the World" (another great build-up song), which I thought should have been above it. Song placement on an album is pretty important, but both songs work as the album closer interchangeably, which is really cool.Overall, this is a very thorough and complete album, and while I sometimes skip the cheesier pandering songs like "Blood Brothers", "Do It Now", and "Ribbons", I don't always, because they're still catchy and singable! For any new fans of Ingrid, this album is a must!

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    If this isn't a breakthrough, what does she have to do?
  

*by M***E on Reviewed in the United States on February 11, 2012*

I found Ingrid Michaelson from the special acoustic version of Palm of Your Hand produced for Grey's Anatomy (which I'd say is better than the original and they nicely gave it away originally for free), airing in Jan. 2012. I'm now wondering...how did I miss her? Where have I been for the last few years? Already bought 4 of her albums and I'm really liking them more and more. This is probably the most accessible of the four (along with Be Ok), a little less folk-y, a little less adventurous and mysterious, a little more soft rock and pop. They are all great in their way, but given how accessible this is with great songs like Fire and Palm of Your Hand, this should surely be a breakthrough CD. This is a terrific album (review of the original album, not the deluxe edition), and you will be rewarded not only buying this but earlier works like Be Ok, Everybody, and Girls and Boys. She's terrific and distinctive--not just another carbon copy.

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