I guess I’ve learned never to expect the predictable from Emily D’Angelo (except for the black clothes and boots).  Her new album; freezing, is as unexpected as enargeia was four years ago.  This album is even less “classical”.  The seventeen tracks cover a range of genres.  I think I’d classify them as contemporary art song, traditional folk song, singer/songwriter covers and English renaissance.  All in all there is a total of 47 minutes of music. Continue reading →