Reimagined Lullabies
Review: Dejame Dormir, Starflyer 59 This new album from Starflyer 59 was completely unexpected. The title translates to ‘Let me sleep’, and these are songs from the band’s catalogue recreated as lullabies. It has been common since the 1990s for artists to make acoustic versions of songs, and the idea of pop songs as lullabies […]
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