Released 30 years ago
Veiled
Leah Andreone · 1996
46 min · 11 tracks · rock music
A blend of introspective lyrics and melodic rock, weaving emotional narratives through dynamic instrumentation.
Top tracks — play these first
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It’s Alright, It’s OK — This track stands out as an anthem of resilience, showcasing Andreone's ability to merge uplifting melodies with empowering lyrics about overcoming adversity.
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Who Are They to Say — This song captures a raw vulnerability that resonates throughout the album, emphasizing themes of self-identity and societal judgment with poignant honesty.
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Kiss Me Goodbye — With its haunting melody and emotionally charged delivery, this track encapsulates the album's exploration of love and loss, offering a reflective moment within the collection.
Moments worth listening for
Where the writing does something specific.
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Who Are They to Say
The chorus shifts from questioning external validation to affirming personal worth, marking a pivotal change in perspective.
By rejecting outside judgment in favor of self-acceptance, this moment highlights a crucial thematic evolution within the song.
Tracklist
Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.
- 1 It’s Alright, It’s OK 4:25
- 2 Happy Birthday 3:55
- 3 Mother Tongue 3:58
- 4 You Make Me Remember 5:18
- 5 Who Are They to Say 4:09
- 6 Problem Child 4:43
- 7 Come Sunday Morning 3:55
- 8 Kiss Me Goodbye 4:25
- 9 Hell to Pay 3:49
- 10 Will You Still Love Me 4:36
- 11 Imagining You 3:08
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