What makes Second Nature by Margaret Urlich notable?

The album features the hit cover of Crowded House's Don't Dream It's Over, which helped solidify Urlich's presence on the charts. Additionally, Second Nature received positive reviews for its production quality and Urlich's vocal performance, further contributing to her reputation as an influential artist in the late '90s. Second Nature marked Margaret Urlich's return to music after her successful debut album, Chameleon Dreams, released in 1992. By 1999, she had established herself as a notable figure in the New Zealand music scene, bringing a mix of pop sensibilities and new wave influences to her sound.

How many songs are on Second Nature?

Second Nature has 11 tracks, running approximately 48 minutes.

Second Nature

Margaret Urlich · 1999

48 min · 11 tracks · new wave

A lush blend of pop and new wave, infused with emotive vocals and introspective lyrical themes.

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Don't Dream It's Over — This cover showcases Urlich's ability to reinterpret iconic songs with her distinctive vocal style, creating a fresh yet familiar experience.
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Slipping Away — The track highlights Urlich's emotive delivery and introspective lyrics, capturing a sense of vulnerability that resonates throughout the album.
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Anchor Me — This song stands out for its poignant exploration of longing and connection, featuring a haunting melody that complements Urlich's expressive vocals.

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

1 Nature 4:08
2 Slipping Away 5:44
3 Tears 4:48
4 Not a Kennedy 3:57
5 I Hope I Never 4:19
6 Anchor Me 4:13
7 Don't Dream It's Over 4:20
8 Language 4:29
9 Whaling 4:49
10 Love Hate Revenge 3:47
11 Stuff N' Nonsense 4:01

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