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- Summary: After an illness left the Chicago singer-songwriter unable to sing, she began composing music with her synthesizer for this self-produced release which only includes one track with her vocals.
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- Record Label: Orindal Records
- Genre(s): Pop/Rock
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Jun 23, 2020In totality this album will leave you in a pool of your own unraveling. Margaret’s ambient soundscapes invite us to pour into those caverns of ourselves. She bravely lingers between the waning and waxing of duality: beauty, pain, suffering and light.
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Jun 23, 2020While the record may not have been what she was expecting to create, it illuminates immense growth and versatility in Margaret's strength as a songwriter and as a producer.
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UncutJun 23, 2020The results are successfully restorative, sometimes recalling The Album Leaf's 2000s Sigur Ros collaborations. [Aug 2020, p.33]
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MojoJun 26, 2020While a palpable sense of mournfulness lingers throughout Mia Gargaret, there's a degree of catharsis attached to it too. [Aug 2020, p.89]
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Jun 23, 2020At a time of uncharted fear and oppression that finds the world holding its breath as to what happens next, Mia Gargaret sounds like a vital exhalation. It may be There's Always Glimmer’s quiet sibling, but it still has plenty to say.
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Jun 25, 2020Mia Gargaret’s patient pace and contemplative tone encapsulate these questions of existence, dissociation, and introspection.