Soulful and sweet, is probably best how to describe the voice of Amy LaCour. There's also a hint of something a bit deeper, something a bit darker. This EP reminds me a bit of Alicia Keys, without all the vocal gymnastics.

Opening with the title track, well title track of sorts, as the spelling is different, "Bittersweet". Not sure if this is intended or an oversight, but I can't help mull it over, each time I put the CD on. The Alicia Keys sounds is more evident on "One Man's Stone", but more for the piano accompaniment, than the vocals. It's probably my favourite track on this 5 track EP.

"I'm the One", has a fairly sombre mood, but though the music is downbeat, the vocals soar like a bird. "Fools Road" feels like a more complete song and I start hearing hints of Aretha Franklyn, bold and confidence abounding. The final track is "Fall", which really seals things nicely and brings the EP to a nice close.

Throughout the EP, Amy's voice is strong and sweet, but I can't help but feel, there lies a diva beneath. I'd love to hear Amy really let loose, just to see what it would sound like.

Conclusion : A real relaxing EP and one that fulfills that 5pm need for something to unwind to.