"Can you promise me this goes away/ Can you promise this will stop/ Or is this just my idle mind/ That you are the devil of".  This track is from the album A Lesson in Breadcrumbs and is available for purchase here: Http://www.Aminah.Bandcamp.com

Free Will

"We are just waiting/ For love gone wrong to return/ With the anxiety of the chase/That reminds us/Of things that can’t be undone"
This track is from the album A Lesson in Breadcrumbs and is available for purchase here: http://www.Aminah.Bandcamp.com.

Undone

This track is from the album A Lesson in Breadcrumbs and is available for purchase here: http://www.Aminah.Bandcamp.com.

Drowning

This is the spoken track found in the middle of the album because all the songs revolve around the story here.  The Parable features a girl lost in a macabre forest and focuses on her relationship with several creatures. At the end of each exchange, the characters exchange “gifts”. Although the gifts range from real to fictional, the real focus is on the energy exchanged between the characters. Life is a series of energy exchanges, some which are fleeting, and some which linger and become a part of us changing our spiritual DNA forever. This story is set somewhere between the physical world we see and the spiritual world we feel. This track is from the album A Lesson in Breadcrumbs and is available for purchase here http://www. Aminah.Bandcamp.com.

Parable: A Lesson in Breadcrumbs

This song caps off The Parable and turns the table on the hunter and hunted theme interwoven throughout the album.  This track is from the album A Lesson in Breadcrumbs and is available for purchase here: http://www.Aminah.Bandcamp.com

Outrun Me (Breadcrumbs)

A song to remember the good and the bad of what makes us who we are. This song speaks of spiritual connections ever broken, revisits the "duality" thematically interwoven throughout the album, and lets a father rest in peace. "We forget we are not our bodies/ And that our spirits live on/ And that we can still do damage/ Even after we are gone". This track is from the album A Lesson in Breadcrumbs and is available for purchase here: http://www.Aminah.Bandcamp.com

Daddy's Girl

The first song written for the album.  This track is from the album A Lesson in Breadcrumbs and is available for purchase on CD Baby here: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/aminah or here http://Aminah.Bandcamp.com.

Dreams and Addictions

"Did you hear the echo this time/Every time you hear the echo/You’ll remember that I love you/
But I just don’t like you anymore".  This track is from the album A Lesson in Breadcrumbs and is available for purchase here: Http://www.Aminah.Bandcamp.com

Echo

This is the second to last track on the album, but really the last track of the concept.  This is the track in which Aminah says goodbye.  This is the track that almost didn't make it on the album because of its highly personal and dark nature.   This song also features an after life promise and proposal of sorts because some ties are ever broken by transitioning out of the physical world.  This song is in some ways more important than all the others because it was written as more of a letter  if Aminah decides to escape the forest.  One person in the physical world currently holds the burden of contacting the person who this song/letter was written to in hopes of providing some sort of comfort for the passing.
This track is from the album A Lesson in Breadcrumbs and is available for purchase here: http://www.Aminah.Bandcamp.com

Before the Lights Go Out

Last track on the album. This was intended to be the "secret song" because it's the one that is outside of the theme of the concept album. It stands alone as the only love song and features Aminah's only time singing in Portuguese, even if briefly.  This song is naked, raw, and intentionally "unfinished" in feeling, as this love very much is. This track is from the album A Lesson in Breadcrumbs and is available for purchase here: Http://www.Aminah.Bandcamp.com

Na-Ta-Sha

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Aminah is a Boston-bred, Brazilian native—an avid reader of Rainer Maria Rilke and a poet herself. She began her musical career writing and playing guitar for the band Soliloquy. The band gigged in and around Boston before Aminah moved to Ohio, where she studied Political Science at Antioch College. She is influenced by a variety of artists including Maynard J. Kennan of Tool, Melissa Ferrick, Ani Difranco, Tori Amos, 7 Year Bitch, and Tom Waits. At times through the years her pen for poetry fell by the wayside, but not anymore. Waking at around 3 a.m. each morning, she begins to write. And write. Aminah has resurrected the words from within her here in her first solo full-length album. She and her Ovation Guitar are back with emotive notes and stirring lyrics. 

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