Love's Gonna Getcha - Music

The Duo—sisters Tal & Acacia—grew Up In Portland Maine In A Decidedly Christian Household And Attended An Inner-City School Their Parents Ran For Underprivileged Youth. Tal & Acacia First Began Songwriting And Playing Guitar As Teenagers While The Family Spent An Insightful Year In Russia Volunteering With The Salvation Army Social Services. After Returning From Russia The Sisters Developed A Stronger Sense Of The World During Separate Collegiate Pursuits In Opposite Regions Of North America. Now In Their Early Twenties Tal & Acacia Aim To Create Songs That Wake Listeners And Refresh The Soul “like A Cold Splash Of Water For Those Who Hear It.” Especially In Desert Times The Songwriting Duo’s Music Ministers And Inspires. Realizing That Sometimes We Slumber In Our Walk With God And Take A Hiatus From His Presence Tal & Acacia Desire To Stir Listeners To Become Alive Again. Musically Tal & Acacia Bear Resemblance To Such Acts As Feist Norah Jones Imogen Heap And Sixpence None The Richer And Credit Songwriting Inspiration From Artists Like Keith Green And Stevie Wonder. The Quirky Pop Sound Of Tal & Acacia's Debut Album Titled Wake Me Is A Breath Of Fresh Air—defined By Catchy Choruses—and Girded In Joy. Distinctly Rich And Infectious Wake Me Intuitively Embraces The Clash Between The Principled Spiritual Inner Self And A Confusing Glittery Outer Culture. Borrowing A Line From “The Noah Song ” Wake Me Is Also An Awakening For Tal & Acacia As The Duo Enters A New Phase Unfolding As Artists And Subtle Social Commentators. Produced By Monroe Jones Ginny Owens Chris Rice Third Day Caedmon’s Call Tal & Acacia's Wake Me Album Is A Collection Of Songs Meant For The Times To Energize And Inspire And Free Us. Jones States “I Love This Album It Sounds Like An IPod Commercial. I Am Moved By This Music. We Are All In The Desert And Not By Accident Today And People Are Ready To Hear Something New And Fresh Like This.” read less