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\n\tOnly a very few performers put out their debut album having already established themselves as frontrunners for the Grammy for best new artist. Sienna Spiro is in that category, and let\u2019s just say that \u201cThe Visitor,\u201d her first full-length release, does nothing to diminish her chances in the category. As the title hints, it\u2019s an album of songs written largely about feeling like a temporary intruder in the lives of others, especially cavalier men. But it\u2019s unlikely that we\u2019ll look back 10 or 20 years from now and think that Spiro was just a pop-culture transient. Hers is a voice that ought to have a lifetime\u2019s staying power, bolstered by a lyrical and musical sensibility that provide everything her instrument needs to deliver a happy succession of knockout blows. <\/p>\n

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\n\tWe should probably say \u201chappy-sad,\u201d because no one will mistake \u201cThe Visitor\u201d for a bundle of good cheer, even if the effect of experiencing her powerhouse chops is inevitably a euphoric one. The table has already been well set by her signature song, \u201cDie on This Hill,\u201d which made the top 20 in the U.S. last fall, and will probably have the enduring quality of a No. 1. Spiro has already instantly sold out a North American tour this fall based largely on the strength of that tune, along with some other keepers that have dribbled out, one by one, in the interim. It might count as a classic ballad even if it just stuck to its verses and choruses and didn\u2019t include a bridge. But it has a corker, leading up to the cathartic moment when she repeats the phrase \u201cI wish something mattered,\u201d prefacing it with \u201cGod\u2026.\u201d the second time, for a flash of emphatic anger. It\u2019s around this point you either become putty in her hands or might have to admit to some bizarre immunity to emotional deliverance. <\/p>\n

\n\tThankfully, there is a lot more where that came from in the unabashedly ballad-heavy \u201cThe Visitor.\u201d Her voice could take her into a lot of different modes, and she\u2019s proven already that it sounds pretty terrific with a full band and a beat, as with last year\u2019s non-LP single \u201cDream Police\u201d or the Amy Winehouse-esque song she contributed to the \u201cDevil Wears Prada 2\u201d soundtrack, \u201cMaterial Lover.\u201d That latter tune is included as a bonus track on the deluxe digital version of the new album. But for the 10 songs on the standard edition of this debut, the decision has been made to streamline her approach and keep it mostly to soul-searching slow songs, largely based around piano and orchestration, that extend the mood of that hit about the to-die-for hill. I\u2019m eager to hear Spiro expand her stylistic range into bops, at some point. But for the moment I\u2019m even more eager for her to keep mining this vein she\u2019s struck, when the payoff is \u201cThe Visitor,\u201d a collection rich in heartache and high points. <\/p>\n

\n\tIf you\u2019re young and prone to sticking with situationships you ought to be extracting yourself from, proceed immediately to this album. (If you\u2019re old and still addicted to situationships, consult a mental health professional first, then enjoy the record.) There may be some cognitive dissonance as you ask yourself: Could a woman who exudes this much pure power ever be as passive in a relationship as she paints herself in some of these songs? Well, for Pete\u2019s sake, she is 20, so the answer is: Of course she can. And it\u2019s an intriguing juxtaposition that is much in the tradition of early Adele, who first came to the world\u2019s attention as a sort of foghorn-doormat. When a woman who sounds like she could huff and puff and blow all our houses down confesses to multiple layers of vulnerability, we stop and pay attention.<\/p>\n

\n\tThe opening track on the album is its biggest outlier, as \u201cThis Is My House\u201d opens with a sweet, vintage R&B groove and a positive message about maintaining a healthy sense of self-ownership in relationships. Spiro borrows part of that message from the famous poet Nikki Giovanni, who recorded her poem of that same name as a song in 1975 with producer Arif Mardin, making for the only sample or interpolation on the album. (For a minute it recalls Sabrina Carpenter\u2019s recent \u201cHouse Tour,\u201d except this one is not 100% about sex.) But from there, we move on to the record\u2019s more dominant theme, in \u201cWe\u2019re Not in Love,\u201d which has Spiro lamenting, \u201cWe\u2019re not in love, but we make love, and that don\u2019t make no sense.\u201d (This one is<\/em> about sex, with the album\u2019s most provocative lines: \u201cYou go down while I\u2019m up in my head \/ And you left after I got undressed \/ And that\u2019s unbelievable.\u201d) \u201cI\u2019ll get close to you,\u201d she vows, but \u201cnot enough to break.\u201d<\/p>\n

\n\tIt would be easy to describe \u201cThe Visitor\u201d as an album full of torch songs, especially given the retro styling of a lot of the material, which can hark back at times to cabaret as well as vintage soul. But what Spiro is writing about in most of these tunes is something a little more interesting than standard loss-and-longing fare. She\u2019s singing a lot about how it feels to still be in a relationship that\u2019s deeply unrewarding but difficult to quit. And she goes so far as to psychoanalyze herself and try to figure out what that\u2019s about, particularly in \u201cHe\u2019s Not My Baby, I\u2019m His,\u201d in which she likens looking for love from a partner to trying to work out some childhood issues. She even throws in some basic arithmetic to show just how unhealthy this might be: \u201cStroking my hair to stroke my ego \/ And no one feels quite as seen as when a child gets chosen \/ And I\u2019m half his age \/ It\u2019s a right of passage, to know it\u2019s wrong but not quite care.\u201d There\u2019s a lot of wisdom, in that realization of immaturity.<\/p>\n

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\n\tThe album\u2019s themes of uncertainty get even more complex in \u201cPure,\u201d a song that works about three or four different forms of anxiety into one track. \u201cUsed to do it all so pure \/ For the love of the song no more \/ Now I think about an applause \/ When I open my mouth,\u201d she admits, which is a pretty brash confession to making on a debut album.\u201d She\u2019s jealous of her mother, for being able to experience real pain, and of her sister, because \u201cat least she can have a good time; at least she can calm down.\u201d By the end of the song, she\u2019s thinking ahead to her deathbed, wondering whether her life will have meant something. It\u2019s not the last time death pops its head up in these songs; Spiro has some bigger thoughts to fry than jsut whether some dude will finally pay her the time of day outside the boudoir, although there\u2019s that, too.<\/p>\n

\n\tIt sounds like some heavy stuff, and at times it surely is. But there\u2019s an elevation to it that comes from the pure spirit-lifting qualities of Spiro\u2019s delivery, which is just magical from start to finish, at least if you\u2019ve got a thing for mezzo-sopranos who have a slight rasp in their belt. (Everybody does have a thing for that, right?) She always gets to the hair-raising part you know is coming, but it\u2019s not always exactly the same path from one verse or chorus to the next, and the catch or break in her voice offers a little thrill each time it unexpectedly sneaks in amid all that perfection. Some of the lyrics quoted above might sound unwieldy if you\u2019re just looking at the page, but the beautiful fluidity of her voice makes even the rawest, randomest stray thought sound organic and lovely. And she doesn\u2019t need to use her words to sound that enrapturing; at least a couple of times, she interrupts the flow of things just to throw in a melismatic \u201cmmmmm\u201d that is as captivating as anything else in the track.<\/p>\n

\n\tIf you want to know if she can tackle an actual Great American Songbook standard, the answer comes with the deluxe edition, which throws in her version of \u201cAutumn Leaves\u201d as a bonus. But the real focus here is on how good her own melancholic Songs of the Summer are. If you like serious drama, the biggest previously unreleased standout might be \u201cTime You & Me,\u201d which sounds like the winning entry in a James Bond theme song sweepstakes. You can\u2019t listen to it even once without imagining how the late Maurice Binder ought to be getting busy on a title-sequence montage.<\/p>\n

\n\tRespect is due to her primary collaborator here, producer and co-writer Omer Fedi. It\u2019s easy to imagine he has been feeling about working with Spiro how Mark Ronson felt about working with Winehouse, except for the probably more wholesome lifestyle choices that will make for a longer collab. The album\u2019s instrumental approach is basic enough that few will be rushing to congratulate it as an exercise in innovation, but the way these have been recorded to sound like completely live-in-studio performances, whether or not that\u2019s what they were, is worthy of its own Grammy consideration. Who knows which freshmen or relative freshmen the Recording Academy will be deeming most worthy six months down the line, but it\u2019s enough right now to have an album that goes into some depths, even as it gives us a decidedly upward Spiro. <\/p>\n

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