Suz Slezak - Watching the Nightime Come - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

Our Wings May Be Featherless is the debut solo record from Suz Slezak, co-founder of the pioneering indie folk band David Wax Museum. The album was produced by Anthony da Costa (Yola, Sarah Jarosz). It is a stunning and poignant collection of songs displaying Suz's multi-instrumental prowess (on fiddle, accordion, piano, and harp), and her ability to weave some of life's most difficult moments (traumatic childbirth, a friend's suicide, her own public struggle with bipolar disorder) into an Americana masterpiece. Slezak is a much-needed voice for compassionate engagement with the world and the self.1. This Life Is Kindly2. Beautiful Mess3. Why Luke4. Take Me5. Secret Places6. Loneliness Is Measured7. Telescope8. Blaze Of Gold9. Now It Is Morning

Dawn Landes is a Nashville based singer-songwriter whose music you might have heard if you watch The Good Wife, House or Gossip Girl. Along with releasing five albums since 2005 (and an EP inspired by yé-yé, 60s French pop music), she's a frequent collaborator with contemporaries such as Sufjan Stevens, Norah Jones and composer Nico Muhly. She has appeared with the Boston Pops, the NYC Ballet and on the TED main stage performing songs from her forthcoming musical ROW about fellow Louisville native Tori Murden McClures quest to become the first woman to row across the Atlantic Ocean. Dawn's most recent LP InchMeet Me at the RiverInch (Yep Roc) was recorded with legendary producer Fred Foster (Roy Orbison, Dolly Parton) and features Bobby Bare, Charlie McCoy and other A-list players. My Tiny Twilight is a new collection of songs inspired by her young daughter. The EP was recorded in Nashville, TN with Joe Pisapia on guitar, pedal steel and bass, Sam Smith on drums and her husband Creighton Irons on piano.

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