Erisy Watt Los Angeles, California
Erisy Watt's new album ‘not either or but everything’ comes out Oct 4. Her music, described by No Depression as “contemporary folk at its peak,” often harkens comparisons to 60s singer-songwriters. But on her third LP, she shakes the sound loose from the tenets of decade or genre - an album ranging from earthy to cosmic, strikingly spare to deliciously textured, contemplative to outright playful. ... more
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supported by 5 fans who also own “Rise and Retreat”
I made a blind purchase of the cassette edition from my local Half Price Books, and the download card that came included with it was still valid!
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THE PATH OF THE CLOUDS
by Marissa Nadler
supported by 4 fans who also own “Rise and Retreat”
It's almost impossible to pick a favorite song off this album. The whole thing is so pretty and ethereal, easily my favorite production on any of her albums. Ideal soundtrack for foggy, melancholy winters
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The Only Moment
by Maya de Vitry
supported by 4 fans who also own “Rise and Retreat”
Another in a long list of classic releases from Maya during her career. Pleasure to support good music from one of the best singer/songwriters in the U.S. today.Regards,Norm in Canada
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Watch Me Drive Them Dogs Wild
by Merce Lemon
Merce Lemon makes a real artistic leap forward on this gorgeous work of introspective indie folk, filled with romance and melancholy.
go to albumHeartfelt songwriting from this Sheffield artist, with big emotions filling out the space between spare, silvery guitars.
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Write The Soil Lighter
by Mother Juniper
“Write The Soil Lighter” is full of beguilingly mysterious folk-adjacent music, shrouded in shadow and atmospherics.
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The Same Mistakes
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Soft-as-a-whisper folk music, with spiderwebs of guitar and vocal melodies as comforting as a lullaby.
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