Linda McLean - Hideaway Pub, Huntsville, ON

Huntsville Forester, December 2005

McLean Launches new No Language CD

For those who know McLean's stylings, the new offering (No Language) produced by industry veteran John Whynot, won't disappoint. At its foundation is her distinct Canadian grassroots sound and the intense reflective lyrics that compel listeners to stay tuned.

Given the intensity of McLean's lyrics, there is little doubt that they reflect her own personal beliefs and experiences. But there is no passing of judgment or preaching in McLean's songs. They lay down good vibes that reinforce the power of positivity and the benefits of branching out to try new things. The rejuvenating effects of creativity are not only relayed through the music on No Language. The disc's striking black and white cover art reflects the pure wilds of Canada, featuring a photo of McLean, full of energy and life, bursting from the waters of a northern Ontario lake. Spend a little time with McLean and or her music, and the zest for life captured on the disc's cover comes through.

Bruce Hickey, Music and Entertainment

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