The Girl Can Help It cover

The Girl Can Help It

Kate Ceberano · 2003

46 min · 11 tracks · jazz

A vibrant fusion of jazz and pop sensibilities, showcasing lush arrangements and Ceberano's dynamic vocal prowess.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Beautiful Life Start here — This opening track encapsulates the album's optimistic spirit and showcases Ceberano's powerful vocals set against an upbeat arrangement, making it an inviting start.
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    Sunburn — With its catchy hooks and playful lyrics, this track highlights Ceberano's ability to blend pop sensibilities with jazz influences, creating a memorable listening experience.
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    Cherry Blossom Lipstick — Spanning nearly eight minutes, this closing track is a standout for its emotional depth and intricate arrangement, allowing Ceberano's vocal range to shine in a reflective context.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • steady flow with emotional peaks
  • uplifting vibes for group settings
  • soulful vocals for joyful moments
  • catchy melodies for sing-alongs

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer instant gratification tracks
  • dislike cohesive album experiences

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — Marked Ceberano's return after a decade, re-establishing her presence in music.
Themes
musical reinvention· nostalgic comeback· vibrant jazz-pop fusion
Career context
Released in 2003, The Girl Can Help It was Kate Ceberano's first studio album in over a decade, following her 1992 album, Love Songs. This period marked a significant comeback as she sought to reconnect with both her musical roots and a broader audience after exploring various genres and styles.
Stylistic neighbors
Sade· Norah Jones· Diana Krall

Tracklist

  • 1 Beautiful Life Start here 3:50
  • 2 Sunburn 4:09
  • 3 Yes 3:45
  • 4 Pilot 3:41
  • 5 I Hope I Never 5:11
  • 6 A Good Thing 3:38
  • 7 Bring It On 3:30
  • 8 Let Me In 4:15
  • 9 3 Small Words 3:38
  • 10 Let's All Get Together 3:03
  • 11 Cherry Blossom Lipstick 7:49

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