Melissa Etheridge - Being Sensitive

Review by Janis Hanley

Being Sensitive by Melissa Etheridge is an emotional and introspective album that showcases the singer-songwriter's vulnerability and raw talent. The album features 11 tracks that are deeply personal and reflective, exploring themes of love, loss, and self-discovery.

From the hauntingly beautiful ballad "You Can Sleep While I Drive" to the upbeat and empowering anthem "I'm the Only One," Etheridge delivers a powerful and unforgettable performance. Her signature raspy voice is both soulful and raw, adding an extra layer of emotion to each song.

The album's standout track, "Bring Me Some Water," is a classic Etheridge hit that showcases her ability to write catchy, yet deeply meaningful lyrics. The song is a perfect example of the album's overall theme of being sensitive and vulnerable in a world that often values strength and stoicism over emotional honesty.

Summary by Janis Hanley

Being Sensitive is a must-listen for fans of Melissa Etheridge and anyone who appreciates honest and heartfelt music. The album is a testament to the power of vulnerability and the importance of staying true to oneself, no matter the cost.