Furling
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 6 Ratings
- Summary: The latest full-length solo release for California singer-songwriter Meg Baird was recorded by Tim Green.
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- Record Label: Drag City
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock
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Jan 23, 2023She's brought feelings to the surface that previously she may have kept veiled. It feels like a significant breakthrough. [Feb 2023, p.22]
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Feb 8, 2023Furling is a surprisingly dense record, its sonic pallet feeling deep and widescreen, even in its sparsest moments.
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Jan 23, 2023Though Furling is a fitting title in this regard, in the sense of closing around something, of creating a feeling of being safe and loved, there’s also a sensation of unfurling, of opening out, of expansiveness, of fearless abandon. That’s a rare balance to strike, and one that proves intoxicatingly addictive.
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MojoJan 23, 2023Furling expands the sonic palette, bringing in piano, percussion, harp, vibraphone and more. The results bring new dimensions to her psychedelic folk. [Feb 2023, p.92]
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Jan 30, 2023Unfailingly imaginative, her return offers another vital chapter in her unfailingly riveting career.
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The WireMar 21, 2023It collates her various sides and strengths into the most complete and resonant recording of her career. [Feb 2023, p.44]
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Jan 23, 2023While country and roots music inform many of the arrangements here, slide and steel guitars are employed mostly as texture, creating a blur of sound. This is very much “vibes” music, emanating from a wide swath of influences, blending English folk, American roots music, and dubby trip-hop in ways that are both heady and nebulous.
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