Afterglow No, Jemma Endersby has not recorded a new version of the Beatles classic Come Together in order to storm the charts with a ditty that both young and old have reappearing in their ears from time to time. And yet this call for a joint celebration of music is perfectly mirrored in her new album entitled Afterglow. As apparent as the parallels to fellow songwriters like Aimee Mann might seem at first glance that Jemma prefers to tell her story in her own words and music. Afterglow is the continuation of the story which the artist had begun telling us with a frankness and profoundness as portrayed in her debut Little Ditties. (Scratchy Records 2002) Yet the changes and progress is audible in both the lyrics and music. Jemma's concentration on the emotional travels of an adolescent, has made way for a process which seems to have opened her more for what is going on in her environment. Not only does Jemma reflect what people see in her, b...