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“Probably during covid was kind of when I’d been able to get most productivity done,” Allen said, “because you know everything was in lockdown and I needed to get creative.”
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“Everyone’s passed out except you and I, and girl we’ve got it all,” Noell sings.
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“I’m trying to get more and more peaceful as I get old,” Beaman said with a laugh. “Not in any kind of intentional way.”
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“It gives the deceased the final word to you, while you wish to have had the chance to say one last thing to them.”
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“A lot of people think it’s about taking a break, but to me it’s looking back and realizing time has passed so fast,” Graham said.
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“Sleeping Trees combines elements of folk, rock, and improvised music at the intersection of experience and nature,” Tom Pieciak said.
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The Heron and the Changing Seasons was recorded DIY style in various rooms. There are beautiful vocal layers by Palefire, who also plays cello on “A Different Type of Love.”
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“This project has been in my mind for quite a few years and I’m really excited to see it come to life,” Andy French, Editor in Chief of Raven Sings The Blues said.
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“I’ve got nothing to lose, I’m a lonely old gringo,” Collins sings. “I’ll be catching that ride in Mexico Lindo.”
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“Who’s to say we can’t pack everything up, close out this chapter, find out just where the next is,” Owen Stroud sings. “Like maybe West Texas.”
Song of the Day
1–2 minutes
Quality Americana 