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Review: Bryony Jarman-Pinto's album Below Dawn is a deeply personal and transformative diary, reflecting her experiences leading up to becoming a mother. Produced by Ben Lamdin (Nostalgia 77), the album's jazz-inspired melodies and Bryony's harmonious vocals create an emotionally resonant atmosphere. The album's inception during the pandemic captures the emotional turmoil of the times, with tracks like 'Water Come' serving as a cathartic release for societal tensions. Bryony's introspective lyrics on tracks like 'O' and 'Leap' confront societal challenges and personal experiences, urging listeners to address ignorance and take action. As the album progresses, Bryony delves into her inner world, exploring themes of love, family, and nostalgia. 'Deep' and 'Frida-Rae' express the joy of falling in love with her newborn daughter, while 'Station Road' reflects on cherished childhood memories spent with her grandmother. Overall, Below Dawn is a poignant and introspective album that beautifully captures Bryony's life's most important parts.