About this album
Sound:
"A heartfelt blend of ethereal melodies and introspective lyrics that evoke a sense of longing and hope."
Where they were
By the release of 'The Jasmine Flower', Heather Nova was transitioning into a more mature phase of her career, following her 2001 album 'Storm'. After years of establishing herself in the alternative rock scene, this album marked her return to music after a significant hiatus, allowing her to explore deeper personal themes.
Why it matters
'The Jasmine Flower' received positive reviews from critics, noted for its emotional depth and lyrical introspection. The album, while not a commercial blockbuster, showcased Nova's artistic growth and contributed to her continued relevance in the alternative rock genre.
Essential tracks
- "Every Soldier Is a Mother's Son" — This poignant track addresses themes of loss and sacrifice, resonating deeply with listeners through its haunting melody and powerful lyrics.
- "Beautiful Storm" — With its vivid imagery and emotional delivery, this song encapsulates the album's essence of vulnerability intertwined with strength.
- "Follow Me in Grace" — This track stands out for its uplifting message and melodic beauty, serving as a hopeful conclusion to the album's journey.
Release Date
January 1, 2008
Artist Origin
United Kingdom
Tracklist
- 1 Ride 3:27
- 2 Beautiful Storm 3:24
- 3 Maybe Tomorrow 3:56
- 4 Out on a Limb 3:53
- 5 Every Soldier Is a Mother's Son 3:14
- 6 Out in New Mexico 3:27
- 7 Looking for the Light 2:39
- 8 Hollow 3:11
- 9 If I Should Die 3:16
- 10 Say Something 3:47
- 11 Follow Me in Grace 3:36
- 12 Always Christmas 4:31