"?Kinetic is a combination of magical harmonies, sixties psychadelia, folky charm, pop hooks, and new millennial electronica" Hotpress Magazine 
        
    
    

        

            
Jessie and Layla  
 
      Kinetic
        
        
        


            
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            1.   Nearly Over Now 
2.   Tonight
3.   Move On 
4.   High and Low
5.   Rusty Old Camera 
6.   Rolling Back
7.   Freezin Up  
8.   Love is on its way
9.   So Long
10. Ground
11. Stellar Sunrise


        
    
    

        

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Kinetic, the debut album from Jessie and Layla. A musical melange of sixties psychadelia and noughties electronica, close knit harmonies and pure pop sensibilities. Described as 'Kinetic, the startling new debut album by Dublin sisters duo, Jessie and Layla, sounds as if it brushed against the dilithium crystals in the transporter room of the Starship Enterprise when being beamed to earth'. The Evening Herald.
            
Their first single 'Nearly Over Now' was featured on Tom Dunne's Pet Sounds on Today FM, and received airplay on Nic Harcourts influential show KCRW in LA. Their current single 'Freezin Up' (available as a limited edition from Tower records and road Records) was very well received by radio and was voted single of the week in Hotpress magazine who described it as... ' sweet'n'rapturous girl- group melodies, ecstatically groovy smack-and-swing of its drumming, a full orchestra going river deep and mountain high..... deserves your unfrozen warmed up love'.. Hotpress 2005
            
It's been a busy year for Jessie and Layla, promoting their debut album 'Kinetic' and playing a plethora of gigs, not to mention Radio and television performances around the country. They've been featured on Dave Fanning's 'The Last Broadcast', The Pat Kenny show, ID2, TG4 Ardan to mention but a few and played every gig from the Fringe Festival in the "Spiegeltent" to the SXSW international music festival in Austin Texas.
            
They were selected to play the prestigious SXSW festival in Austin Texas in March as well as some gigs in New York and have also supported great acts such as Shivaree (of the Kill Bill soundtrack fame), Hal, and recently in The Budrising festival they shared the stage with the much hyped Magic Numbers. They've played the Tommy Hilfiger Sessions in The Pod and played Caf? En Seine 'To celebrate the International Day of Music. Jessie and Layla are happy to announce they have just confirmed a regional support tour with The Duke Special in October dates are below. To keep up to date visit www.jessieandlayla.com
        
    

 

    

        

            
'Kinetic, the startling new debut album by Dublin sisters duo, Jessie and Layla, sounds as if it brushed against the dilithium crystals in the transporter room of the Starship Enterprise when being beamed to earth'. The Evening Herald
            
"Kinetic is a combination of magical harmonies, sixties psychadelia, folky charm, pop hooks, and new millennial electronica" Hotpress Magazine 
            
'.... the kind of sunny West Coast music that comes with a clean conscience, a beating heart and a decent tune..a thorough and highly effcient Debut.'. The Ticket, The Irish Times
            
'.sisters Jessie and Layla Collins have finally released their much-anticipated debut album, 'Kinetic'. After several listens, Kieran Owens concludes that it has been well worth waiting for'. The Event Guide
            
"Kinetic is an exciting mix of digital electronica, folk based roots and produces some superb pop tracks." The Sunday World.
            
'The dynamic power created when Jessie and Layla's voices merge is one of the albums outstanding feature, it's early days for these talented performers but Kinetic is a great start'. Totally Dublin
            
"Kinetic is equally infused with the beats and ambience of contemporary electronica creating a surprisingly natural balance when combined with blissed out sixties melodies". Galway Advertiser