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C'mon Miracle
Singer-Songwriter · 2004 · 11 tracks

C'mon Miracle

Mirah

Mirah's 2004 album, C'mon Miracle, weaves intricate indie pop with lush chamber arrangements and raw acoustic textures. Her versatile vocals explore themes of self and connection, creating a deeply co

May 4, 2004 · Double Double Whammy

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C'mon Miracle is like finding a beautifully crafted, slightly weathered wooden box filled with delicate memories. Mirah's voice, often layered into a soft, ethereal choir, floats above a landscape of intricate acoustic guitar, subtle electronic touches, and unexpected swells of cello and violin. It feels intimate, like a whispered secret shared on a rainy afternoon, yet also expansive, with melodies that unfurl with quiet grandeur. This album is for those moments when you need to sit with your thoughts, to feel deeply, and to find beauty in introspection. It's a warm, melancholic embrace, perfect for quiet contemplation or a gentle soundtrack to creative work.

Tracklist · 11 Tracks
01
Nobody Has to Stay
2:47
02
Jerusalem
2:21
03
The Light
3:19
04
Don't Die in Me
3:48
05
Look Up!
2:26
06
We're Both So Sorry
4:37
07
The Dogs of B.A.
4:32
08
The Struggle
2:39
09
You've Gone Away Enough
3:09
10
Promise
3:14
11
Exactly Where We're From
3:22
Moments Worth Listening For
The sudden swell of strings that elevates a seemingly simple acoustic melody into a grand, melancholic statement, often appearing in the album's mid-tempo tracks.
A moment where Mirah's multi-tracked vocals create a haunting, ethereal choir, perfectly complementing a sparse, finger-picked guitar line, creating a sense of profound intimacy.
The intricate interplay between a plucked cello and a clean electric guitar, building a subtle tension before a gentle, almost sighing, release in a key instrumental break.
A particularly poignant lyrical phrase delivered with a raw, almost whispered intimacy, cutting through the instrumentation to deliver a direct emotional blow.
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