1. Love Train 4:40
2. Noise 5:17
3. Cyber Love 5:41
4. Falling Again 4:10
5. When I'm with You 5:39
6. Love Will Conquer All 5:09
7. You're My Greatest Love 7:10
8. Waiting in the Dark 5:40
9. Who Said It Should Last Forever 6:25
10. Jungle Searching 5:03
11. Cyber Love (Remix) 4:17
The singer-songwriter/composer, Diana Barash, was born in Moldova, Eastern Europe where she began composing, singing and dancing before she could walk or talk. At the age of seven, she began classical music training. Soon thereafter, her family set out on a long journey across the globe and ended up in Israel.
As a world traveler, she has been able to incorporate her experiences into an eclectic synthesis of sound as she absorbed many cultures into her music and was shaped by her multicultural beats as well as more traditional genres, such as Jazz, R&B, and Pop. A versatile performer, Diana began performing on stage at age 16, in the Los Angeles area, where she continues to reside, compose, record, and perform from time to time.
The first thing the listener notices is the heavy synthesizer use. The synthesizer is a double-edged sword. I have heard many bands who overuse the synthesizer (I guess because once programmed, it is easy to press a button.) Then there are other bands who use the synthesizer is a truly creative way, as an instrument and not a crutch, in my opinion Diana falls into the latter group. I am a bit surprised, but I find myself smiling and grooving to her beat. Of course, the fact that her voice is simply fantastic does play a huge role. As track one comes to an end, I realize that I am eagerly looking forward to track two.
A poppy EDM approach gives Diana Barash’s contemporary take of “Christmas Time” a late-night vibe. From the physicality of the bass to the soothing vocals it all creates a meditative quality. By taking a new tact with Christmas the song lingers in the mind.
Track No. 12. Diana Barash - Christmas Time 3:54 - Now, this is different, and I like it! I have never heard a Synth Pop Christmas song before. The thing that is really cool is that Diana has an old school R&B voice that oozes soul. I find myself grooving to the beat as I smile that goofy smile I get when I really like a piece of music. Man, she can sing! - The Grouch
