Album: Ten Feet High

Introduction
"Ten Feet High" is the debut solo album by Andrea Corr, the distinguished Irish singer, and starlet best known for her work as the lead vocalist in the globally successful household band, The Corrs. Launched in June 2007 under the Atlantic Records label, the album significant Andrea's venture into the world of solo music production. Mostly a pop album with evident rock and folk influences, "Ten Feet High" sees Andrea Corr explore a varied variety of designs while preserving her trademark voice and deft songwriting abilities.

Background & Production
After The Corrs took a hiatus in 2006, Andrea Corr began dealing with her solo task and partnered with Nellee Hooper, a noteworthy producer who previously worked with Björk, Madonna, and U2. At first set for release under the title "Present", the album was renamed "Ten Feet High" upon its release. Featuring eight original songs penned by Corr and four cover tracks, the album is a showcase of the vocalist's versatility and skill.

The production of "Ten Feet High" was managed by Nellee Hooper and British artist Simon Climie. Their combined knowledge helped Corr in fine-tuning her sound while keeping the raw essence of her music. Moreover, the album features strings performed by the Irish Film Orchestra, which added a cinematic scope and depth to the overall noise.

Design & Genre
While The Corrs were mostly known for their distinctive Celtic folk-rock noise mixed with pop, "Ten Feet High" has Andrea Corr extending her horizons far beyond those boundaries. The album draws on a range of categories, consisting of pop-rock, folk, and even reggae. The classic Corrs components can be heard on tracks like "Shame on You (To Keep My Love From Me)", "I Do", and "Stupidest Girl worldwide". Nevertheless, there are likewise glimpses of pure pop in tunes such as "Ten Feet High" and "Hello Boys". This eclectic mix adds to the album's appeal, making it an interesting listen for fans of Andrea's work in The Corrs, in addition to those who appreciate her specific skills.

Reception & Legacy
Although "Ten Feet High" did not receive the exact same level of industrial success as Andrea's deal with The Corrs, it got primarily positive evaluations from critics. The Guardian praised the album for its "carefully developed pop perceptiveness and completely accessible tracks", while Entertainment Weekly admired Corr's "crystalline vocals and introspective lyrics". Despite the positive reception, the album reached only # 28 on the UK Albums Chart and failed to make a substantial effect on the United States Billboard 200.

However, "Ten Feet High" remains an important part of Andrea Corr's discography and showed her abilities as a solo artist. The album showed her versatile musical designs and deft lyrical abilities, and though the industrial success might not have actually been as significant as her deal with The Corrs, "Ten Feet High" fits in the more comprehensive musical landscape.

Conclusion
"Ten Feet High" is Andrea Corr's sincere and ambitious attempt at getting out of The Corrs' shadows and specifying herself as a solo artist. With a series of influences and styles, the album showcases her nuanced and powerful songwriting capabilities, along with her charming vocals that remain as fascinating as ever. Although it may not have reached the heights of her deal with The Corrs, "Ten Feet High" nonetheless stands as an interesting and worthy addition to the discography of among Ireland's many precious singers.