Douglas Dare - Milkteeth - VINYL LP
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English songsmith Douglas Dare returns with his third and most stripped back studio album to date, Milkteeth, released on 21 February 2020 with Erased Tapes. Produced by Mike Lindsay - founding member of Tunng and one half of LUMP with Laura Marling - in his studio in Margate in just twelve days, Milkteeth sees Douglas become confident and comfortable enough with his own identity to reflect on both the joys and pains of youth. In doing so, he has established himself as a serious 21st century singer-songwriter with an enduring lyrical poise and elegant minimalist sound. Douglas Dare grew up on a farm as the youngest member of a large extended family, where he was often found in his own private world, dancing in his mother's pink ballet dress. InchOnly now do I feel free to express my inner child again, and am giving myself permission to play dress up,Inch says Dare of Milkteeth's cover shot, in which he wears soft makeup and is draped with layers of white linen, acting the part of a Greek muse. InchI never felt like I fit in. I was different, odd. I wanted to dance and sing and dress up and on a small farm in rural Dorset that really stuck out.Inch Where previously he has been known as a piano player, for Milkteeth Dare picked up a new instrument, the autoharp, and as soon as he sat down with it, songs poured out - he wrote the album's first single Silly Games, in under an hour. InchInstinctual feelings about childhood and innocence were the catalyst,Inch he explains. InchThen with the autoharp, it all just clicked - I could see the album laid out ahead of me.Inch Milkteeth opens with I Am Free, which loops piano and lyrics in an intimate dance, comparing the seemingly inexorable freedom of childhood to flying. The Playground is a song Dare says he's wanted to write for years, about a yearning for childhood innocence and simplicity. While Red Arrows tells a story of vu
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- GenreDance and electronicDescriptionEnglish songsmith Douglas Dare returns with his third and most stripped back studio album to date, Milkteeth, released on 21 February 2020 with Erased Tapes. Produced by Mike Lindsay - founding member of Tunng and one half of LUMP with Laura Marling - in his studio in Margate in just twelve days, Milkteeth sees Douglas become confident and comfortable enough with his own identity to reflect on both the joys and pains of youth. In doing so, he has established himself as a serious 21st century singer-songwriter with an enduring lyrical poise and elegant minimalist sound. Douglas Dare grew up on a farm as the youngest member of a large extended family, where he was often found in his own private world, dancing in his mother's pink ballet dress. InchOnly now do I feel free to express my inner child again, and am giving myself permission to play dress up,Inch says Dare of Milkteeth's cover shot, in which he wears soft makeup and is draped with layers of white linen, acting the part of a Greek muse. InchI never felt like I fit in. I was different, odd. I wanted to dance and sing and dress up and on a small farm in rural Dorset that really stuck out.Inch Where previously he has been known as a piano player, for Milkteeth Dare picked up a new instrument, the autoharp, and as soon as he sat down with it, songs poured out - he wrote the album's first single Silly Games, in under an hour. InchInstinctual feelings about childhood and innocence were the catalyst,Inch he explains. InchThen with the autoharp, it all just clicked - I could see the album laid out ahead of me.Inch Milkteeth opens with I Am Free, which loops piano and lyrics in an intimate dance, comparing the seemingly inexorable freedom of childhood to flying. The Playground is a song Dare says he's wanted to write for years, about a yearning for childhood innocence and simplicity. While Red Arrows tells a story of vuArtistDouglas DareTitleMilkteethFormatVINYLLabelErased Tapes
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