On My Own – Silvie Paladino
Since debuting as a teenager in Les Miserables back in 1989, Silvie Paladino has been one of Australia’s most prolific musical theatre performers. Yet she’s never recorded an album — until On My Own, a gift to herself in celebration of her 40th birthday. With John Foreman at the helm, it’s a tasteful, safe collection of (mostly) covers — from the sickly (Lionel Richie’s Truly) to the sweet (Eva Cassidy’s Songbird). Nonetheless, Paladino’s rich, theatre-honed voice is in fine form throughout.
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