The hooky, upbeat "Walk This World" sounds like a major hit, but it's merely the most accessible side of a feverish, poetic artist who'll be compared more to Sarah McLachlan and Sinead O'Connor than to Sheryl Crowe. Lush melodies abound, but some tracks ("Island", "Sugar") have an intensity worthy of Patti Smith, and there's emotional blood on tracks like "Blue Black". Other highlights on this edgy, affecting debut are "Maybe an Angel" and "Throwing Fire at the Sun". --Jeff Bateman
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