Low Roar - 0 - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

2016 , the third album from the country singer/songwriter. Produced by Simpson, A Sailor's Guide To Earth was written-beginning to end-as a letter to his first child who arrived during the summer of 2014 and features eight original songs as well as a rendition of Nirvana's InchIn Bloom.Inch Recorded primarily at Nashville's The Butcher Shoppe, Simpson was joined in the studio by Grammy Award-winning engineer David Ferguson (Johnny Cash, John Prine, InchCowboyInch Jack Clement) and assistant engineer Sean Sullivan. Along with members of his touring band, the album features Dave Roe on bass, Dan Dugmore on steel guitar, Dougie Wilkinson on bagpipes, Garo Yellin and Arthur Cook on cello, Jonathan Dinklage and Whitney LaGrange on violin and special guests The Dap-Kings. A Sailor's Guide To Earth follows his break-through, Grammy-nominated 2014 , Metamodern Sounds In Country Music. Beloved by critics and fans, the record was featured on year-end Inchbest ofInch lists at The New York Times, Rolling Stone, the Village Voices' Pazz and Jop, Rolling Stone Country, NPR Music, American Songwriter, Stereogum, the Los Angeles Times, KCRW, Pitchfork, The Washington Post and many others.

Moon & the Nightspirit - Rego Rejtem [COMPACT DISCS] date 08/19/2014

Ever the nomad, in 2020 Ryan Karazija found himself someplace new with a piano. The batch of songs he wrote quickly coalesced into 'maybe tomorrow...' Collaborating with Mike Lindsay and Andrew Scheps (the same team since Inch0Inch), Low Roar's fifth full length studio album took shape. Ryan's voice as a singer and a songwriter comes through strongly, making this instantly recognizable as a Low Roar record, but there is also something new, with expansive arrangements, intricate vocals, live brass and ever-present wind chimes. Maybe tomorrow... is a beautiful record, meant to be listened to in one sitting, and it will transport you.