For eclectic read indecisive. A true Gemini,
Jessica Lee Morgan dips into styles as she pleases, one minute
going electro-pop, the next a lush folky arrangement.
Jessica has been perfoming all her life. As the daughter of
sublime singer Mary Hopkin and legendary record producer Tony
Visconti, she tried hard to rebel and become an accountant or a
lawyer or something useful, but her roots forced her at last and
perhaps belatedly into music and following in their footsteps, as
her brother, composer Morgan Visconti, had done from a tender age.
Writing songs since she was four, she has finally got her first
album out.
"I Am Not" is about the many faces of Jessica. One minute
petulant, the next brooding, then after that playful, styles are
plundered to suit the mood of the song. Jessica's arrangements have
been polished and sprinkled with fairy dust by Morgan and Tony, and
harmonies bolstered by the tremendous vocals of Mary.
Incidentally, there is a song called "I Am Not" and Jessica does
perform it live, but that's the only place it can be heard so
far.