A review of The Blowers Daughter by Damien Rice

"And so it is" starts one of the most famous songs, written and sung by Damien Rice called The Blowers Daughter. Would you like to learn more about this song? Then. read more about Damien Rice and the song that made him famous all over the world, right here.

About Damien Rice

Damien Rice was born in Ireland in 1973. He started performing under the stage name Dodima and then, formed a rock group called Juniper. After touring, Rice did not like how the record label controlled them. He quit the band and moved to Italy to do some farming. Upon returning to Ireland, Rice gave his solo demo tape to his cousin who gave it to a record producer. It proved to be a big break for Rice.

The Blowers Daughter

The Blowers Daughter was released by Rice in 2001. It became a huge hit, making the top 40 of songs. He recorded the rest of his album and released that in 2002. That album by Damien Rice was called O. It became number eight in the UK charts and sold 650.000 copies in the US. It also produced more hits like the singles Cannonball and Volcano. Damien Rice also released live albums. In 2006, Damien Rice released 9, also a huge hit with audiences. To follow this release, Damien Rice did much touring. Exposure The Blowers Daughter and other songs by Rice have been used in many TV shows like True Blood, Bones. Criminal Minds, ER, One Tree Hill and CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. They have also been used in films like Reservation Road, Closer and Dear Frankie. In Closer,The Blowers Daughter chords open the movie. It is The Blowers Daughter lyrics with the haunting repeat of 'Cant Take my Eyes off you' lyrics that portray how the characters feel about each other without having to explain anything. For more information on Damien Rice songs, Damien Rice albums, music and Damien Rice lyrics, check out Damienrice.co.uk. Here, you can find all information on the singer including tour dates and watch videos of his performances or videos of his songs. You can also find much information on Damien Rice's Myspace profile on Myspace.com.