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The premise for Nerissa Schwarz’s (of Frequency Drift) debut solo album, ‘Playgrounds Lost’, immediately intrigues for two reasons. First, it is an instrumental concept album about innocence lost-. rogradar.

In 1999, Philippine female singer Nerissa released her self-titled debut album. Though she is a teenager, she sings with depth and has more maturity than most young Philippine female singers. The songwriting is also stronger than usually found on albums recorded by Philippine female singers, who are often saddled with bland, monotonous material. As expected, much of Nerissa consists of the easy-listening love song so popular in the Philippines, but the tunes have more substance than usual

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On this page you can listen to mp3 music free or download album or mp3 track to your PC, phone or tablet. In studio record of this music release "Nerissa" attended those artists: Craig Derry (Backing Vocals, tracks 5, 7), Earl Lambert (Backing Vocals, tracks 5, 7), Keith Fluitt (Backing Vocals, tracks 2, 8), Will Downing (Backing Vocals, tracks 5, 7), Chris Washburne (Brass, tracks 3, 5, 7, 9), Ray Vega (Brass, tracks 3, 5, 7, 9), Marlon Graves (Guitar, tracks 3, 5, 7, 9), Chris Gehringer (Mastered By), Benji Candelario (Producer, tracks 2 to 5

Nerissa Schwarz has displayed her penchant for eclectic music and sonic experiments as harpist and songwriter in internationally acclaimed progressive rock band Frequency Drift. Playgrounds Lost is her first solo album. Performed entirely on electric harp and mellotron, the album is a haunting exploration of the beauty, fragility and traumas of childhood. As it shifts between pastoral moments and dark, uncanny textures, the music progresses from folk-like melodies to noise, from ambient soundscapes to intricate, impressionistic compositions.