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25 de jun. de 2023 · M. Ward – Supernatural Thing. Posté le 25 juin 2023 by Les Oreilles Curieuses. On se souviendra longtemps de l’album précédent de M. Ward qui fut Migration Stories paru lors de la fin du monde (chroniqué ici ). Le musicien américain avait atteint des nouveaux sommets avec un disque conceptuel et finement arrangé lui ayant permis de ...
Supernatural thing es un álbum de M. Ward para el que cuenta con colaboraciones de Jim James, Neko Case, First Aid Kit, Scott McMicken, Shovels & Rope, y Kelly Pratt. Con la pista titular como avance. Da continuidad Too young to die con First Aid Kit. Escúchalo.
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23 de jun. de 2023 · Featuring – Gabriel Kahane, Neko Case. Viola – Kenji Bunch. Violin – Emily Cole (2), Shin-Young Kwon. Vocals – Neko Case. Written-By – M. Ward. Arranged By – Gabriel Kahane. Cello – Kevin Kunkel (3) Featuring – Gabriel Kahane, Neko Case.
23 de jun. de 2023 · Als soloartiest en als helft van She & Him werd M. Ward een van de bepalende stemmen van het Amerikaanse indielandschap in de jaren 2000. Hij verwierf fans en lovende kritieken voor zijn kenmerkende stijl van luchtige West Coast Americana, gebaseerd op folk, country, blues, pop en experimentele indierockelementen.
23 de jun. de 2023 · Supernatural Thing is M. Ward’s first new music since 2020, but that year he released two albums. On April’s Migration Stories , he was inspired by the immigration journeys he’d heard from friends or read about in newspapers, as well as what his own grandfather had to go through when immigrating to the US from Mexico.
30 de jun. de 2023 · On paper, supernatural thing looks like it makes some effort to spice things up. Namely, this comes in the way of having several guests appear across the album. We all remember when Neko Case breathed a brick-red sunlight onto Ward’s take on Daniel Jonston’s “To Go Home”, or when he swayed sensuously with a torchy Lucinda Williams on “Oh Lonesome Me”, originally a Don Gibson cut.
