Asian Envy – Everyone (Except You)

March 8, 2020/in /by richard

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Sound up for this one!! Just wanting to say huge

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I Don't Want To Set The World On Fire ❤️

The Ink Spots | cover version by Kara Ciezki & Krystalline

*if you love this version, it’s available now on all music services under Krystalline - scroll down to find👇

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Krystalline has made an incredible cover arrangement of The Ink Spots “I Don’t Want to Set the World on Fire,” written by Bennie Benjamin, Eddie Durham, Sol Marcus, and Eddie Seiler in 1938. The song’s most successful cover was by Horace Heidt on Columbia Records in 1941, whose version reached number one on the US pop chart, with The Ink Spots on Decca in 1941, also reaching number four on the same listing.

Kara Ciezki discovered The Ink Spots in 2009 whilst working as the Music Director on After Dark Theatre’s production “Limbo-requiem.” The Ink Spots were an American jazz group who gained international fame in the 1930’s and 1940’s. They were one of the first African-America groups, along with the Mills Brothers, to reach both black and white audiences, and had a huge influence on the development of the doo-wop vocal style.

In Kara's version under the alias of Krystalline, and with her clever use of synths and vocal layering to create impressive effects, you’re taken to a dark emotional state with her sultry tone. The use of the piano and the piano riff she’s created elevates the arrangement which is just genius. Over the layering of synths, strings, and voice effects, you’re left feeling with what can only be described as goosebumps.

This song especially became popular after the attack on Pearl Harbour in December 1941 and has been featured in many movies and TV shows in popular culture, including The Simpson’s “Treehouse of Horror XVII”, Doctor Who’s 1971 episode “Terror of the Autons” and most notably Bethesda Softworks video games “Fallout.”

With the highly anticipated “Fallout” TV adaptation being released imminently this April in 2024, it’s time for the world to hear Kara’s version of this song!!

KRYSTALLINE
Kara Ciezki’s purpose is to highlight and showcase her niche of the recorder through her original tunes via the alias Krystalline. With the use of the recorder with electronic manipulation and effects, synth-based sounds, and combined with her sensational vocals, Krystalline is growing a local and global fanbase for Ambient and Indie rock audiences.

I Don’t Want To Set The World On Fire | The Ink Spots, cover by Krystalline - Fallout Trailer Music

I DON'T WANT TO SET THE WORLD ON FIRE | The Ink Spots | cover by Krystalline - Fallout Trailer Music

What an incredible song by Carole King and how fantadtic to sung it as part of The Australian Barbra Streisand Show at the Royal Brighton Yacht Club on Saturday 6 April💕

Barbra was doing a sneaky costume change so what better female artist to include in the show than an icon that Barbra Streisand looked up to.

Can I say what a moment playing with incredible musicians, I really could pinch myself being on stage with Rachael Grace (Babs), John Thorn (piano), Adrian Close (bass) and Darryn Farrugia (drums).

*I will remember to move the mic stand out the way in future lol

#caroleking #barbrastreisand #livemusic #backingvocals #femalesinger

I Feel The Earth Move | Carole King cover by Kara Ciezki #caroleking #barbrastreisand #livemusic

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