Today British singer Andreya Triana and New York Times allowed fans to listen to Giants early off of the newspaper's website. Giants is Andreya's second album. This album's sound is still blues and folk oriented, but the sound differs in choice of instruments. There are more piano chords,hand claps, and background adlibs in this one. All of the instrumentals are pretty decent with some standouts like "Clutterbug". Andreya Triana compliments the production phenomenally. Her voice is as beautiful as ever. Her tone, pitch, and flow are one hundred percent on point in every track. The writing on almost all of the songs are pretty substantial, the only ones I found average were "Heart in My Hands" and "Changing Shapes of Love". The album shifts throughout tone in the album, from tranquil and uplifting most commonly and Andreya perfectly captures these two tones in her voice. Giants is not only a stellar entry in Andreya Triana's discography, but also in the genre.
9/10
Recommended Tracks: Gold, Clutterbug, and Everything You Had Pt. II
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