In my mind, I have long walks through the park holding hands with Ms. Bailey Rae as she whispers "Like a Star" in ear. But that'll never happens, so The Sea in my headphones the best I can do, and its all I really need. This album is the follow up to her Self-Title LP which was release while her husband was alive. The death of her husband seemed to bring Corinne's music career to a screeching halt and fans like myself weren't sure of her return. The Sea brought about a darker Corinne who still seemed to me morning the death of her love, but it also shown an enjoyment and love for the music that's allowed her to make it through those hard times. I don't think there's any LP released this year that is similar to the mood or feel of this album.
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