Bird - Falling Like Stars

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Review by Sreejesh Suresh

Album Review: Falling Like Stars by Bird Alright, let’s talk about Falling Like Stars, the 2004 chill-out masterpiece from Bird. This UK-based project, released under Ice Cream Records, is one of those albums that kinda sneaks up on you. It’s electronic and jazz all rolled into downtempo goodness, and honestly? It’s perfect for when you’re just vibin’—whether that’s staring out a rainy window or zoning out on your couch after a long day. First off, big shoutout to Eberg, the producer and main brain behind this thing. He wrote most of it, though M. Jarvis gets a nod for co-writing track 2 (Christmas Song). And yeah, I know, “Christmas Song” sounds like something cheesy you’d hear in a shopping mall in December, but trust me, it’s not. It’s smooth and moody, with jazzy undertones that feel more like sipping whiskey than untangling fairy lights. There’s this subtle piano riff running through it that sticks in your head—not annoyingly, but in a way that makes you hit repeat just to catch it again. And then there’s the title track, Falling Like Stars. Man, this one’s a vibe. The beat is so laid-back it feels like it’s floating, and the synths? Pure magic. It’s got this dreamy quality that reminds me of lying on a beach at night, watching the sky do its thing. Something about the way the melody builds up and then drops back down keeps pulling me in. Honestly, I think I’ve listened to it five times already while writing this review. Oops. What I love most about this album is how unpretentious it feels. It doesn’t try too hard to impress you; it just lets the music speak for itself. Plus, the mix of jazz influences with electronic production gives it this timeless edge. Like, even though it came out nearly two decades ago, it still sounds fresh today. Not many albums can pull that off without sounding dated. Random thought: If this album were a person, it’d probably be the kind of friend who shows up late to parties but brings amazing snacks and somehow ends up being the center of attention anyway. You know what I mean? Anyway, if you’re into downtempo beats with a touch of jazz swagger, give Falling Like Stars a spin. Just don’t blame me if you end up losing an entire afternoon to it.

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Artist: Bird
Album: Falling Like Stars

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
Falling Like Stars
Christmas Song

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Catalog Numbers

IC06CD

Labels

Ice Cream Records

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Formats

  • CD
  • Single
  • Card Sleeve

Companies

RoleCompany
Phonographic Copyright (p)Ice Cream Records
Copyright (c)Ice Cream Records

Credits

RoleCredit
ProducerEberg
Written-ByEberg
Written ByM.Jarvis (tracks: 2)

Notes

Card sleeve.

Barcodes

Barcode: 5050693098728

About Bird

Multi instrumentalist and singer/songwriter based in south London, UK.

Real Name

    • Janie Price

Aliases

  • Janie Price

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s something cool: The album *Falling Like Stars* by Bird is a hidden gem from 2004. It blends electronic and jazz vibes with a downtempo style, creating this chill, atmospheric sound. What’s unique is that it was produced and mostly written by Eberg, but track 2 has writing credits from M. Jarvis, adding a special touch. Released in the UK on Ice Cream Records, it includes tracks like *Falling Like Stars* and even a *Christmas Song*. Not your typical holiday album, but definitely worth a listen!