Man Behind The Sun Many of you are also likely to be fans of Nick Drake, on the lookout for any information about your idol. Know that you're about to discover a remarkable singer, who will allow you a glimpse into the world where your favorite lyrics have been given a new lease on life. You can safely put this album next to Nick's three albums it's just as good, even more interesting, perhaps, as far as I'm concerned. In a way, I envy you more than Grazyna's fans - not only will the album you're holding in your hand prove to be extraordinary but, I'm positive that you'll soon be reaching for other records by Grazyna as well. Grazyna and her band ideas for Nick Drake's compositions are extraordinary. The fact that there have been very few attempts to take on his works over the last forty years is a testimony to how complex the material is. Highly intimate on both the musical and lyrical levels, his songs are also very much bound to a specific time and place and as such, despite exploring universally understood, timeless concepts, might be difficult to interpret by a different performer. Musically, they pose a challenge. The songs cannot simply be sung without being dissected, understood and reinterpreted, so that they respond to who is singing them, even if that means altering the original emotions. So much so that I keep wondering if the songs on "Man Behind The Sun" aren't better than the original. What's certain is that they are equally personal and overflowing with contagious emotions. The album delivers a true musical feat, which is a rare achievement in this ever-changing reality. "Man Behind The Sun" is highly addictive, so consider yourselves warned... c Rafal Garszczynski Journalist, RadioJAZZ.FM.