David Kitt, Square 1 - 49m 28s

Tracks & Durations

1. Intro : I'm In Love With A Girl	1:00
2. Me & My Love	3:39
3. Tonic	4:08
4. Long Long Song	3:58
5. The Black Box Waltz	1:03
6. Your Smiling Face	3:39
7. House With Trains	3:52
8. Faster & Faster	4:35
9. Dance With You	5:06
10. Me & My Love (Reprise)	2:02
11. Sweet Summer Morning	4:16
12. Saturdays	8:08
13. Hold Me Close	3:53

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Review

Looking for the new Damien Rice? Need a David Gray substitute? Then the search is over...welcome to David Kitt. 'Square 1', Kitt's third album, is a collection of 13 beautifully crafted pop songs contemplating the notion of love, & is set to make him the name to drop in 2004. The album is chock full of perfect moments from the pure pop buzz of 'Me & My Love', through the melodic rocker 'Tonic' to the gentle acoustic strum of 'Sweet Summer Morning'. Kitt never lets the quality dwindle hitting the listener with killer tune after killer tune. WEA. 2003.It Doesn't Take a Genius to Work Out that "Square One" is Largely an Album of Love Songs. At the Very Start of the Record Kittser Appropriates and Twists the Words of Alex Chilton, Singing "i'm in Love with a Girl / the Funniest Girl in the World / I Didn't Know it Could Happen to Me." From There We Head Straight Into "Got What I Need", his Most Forthright Pop Song to Date and an Adaptation of Gamble and Huff's Soul Classic "(You) Got What I Need" as Previously Sampled by Old-school Hip-hop Legend Biz Markie. Got What I Need is the Sort of Song that So Succinctly Captures that Joyous, Magic Feeling that a Chance Encounter on the Radio Could Literally Make Your Day a Happy One.

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