Музыка и песни Castle, Jennifer / Castle, Jennifer

Jennifer Castle's sixth full-length record, the moon-suffused Monarch Season-an album as delicate and diaphanous as its namesake butterfly-stands, in a literal sense, as her first proper solo album, performed alone in her coastal kitchen, windows o

In Toronto, Jennifer Castle possesses a highly sought after voice, singing on albums by FUCKED UP, THE CONSTANTINES and Doug Paisley. She's toured with FINAL FANTASY and Chad VanGaalen and is often described as a Canadian treasure and one of its best-kept secrets. That aims to change with the release of "Castlemusic", the debut under her own name and first to be released outside the True North (she previously performed and recorded as Castlemusic). It's an album full of rambles, waltzes and ballads. It wanders with equal parts feedªback and quiet, through dark melodies, wistful, and straight out of a hazed dream or some offbeat 70's AM station. The songs have that type of familiarity, as if they were always there. Castle is backed by an assortment of musicians: pedal steel, percussion, and vibraphone. She handles guitar and piano herself, but it's her voice that ultimately is the guide. Described as "Dolly Parton through a haze of hash smoke" by one writer, or "like cold smoke", by another. It's enveloping and unmistakably present. Record Label: No Quarter Style: Independent

In Toronto, Jennifer Castle possesses a highly sought after voice, singing on albums by FUCKED UP, THE CONSTANTINES and Doug Paisley. She's toured with FINAL FANTASY and Chad VanGaalen and is often described as a Canadian treasure and one of its best-kept secrets. That aims to change with the release of "Castlemusic", the debut under her own name and first to be released outside the True North (she previously performed and recorded as Castlemusic). It's an album full of rambles, waltzes and ballads. It wanders with equal parts feedªback and quiet, through dark melodies, wistful, and straight out of a hazed dream or some offbeat 70's AM station. The songs have that type of familiarity, as if they were always there. Castle is backed by an assortment of musicians: pedal steel, percussion, and vibraphone. She handles guitar and piano herself, but it's her voice that ultimately is the guide. Described as "Dolly Parton through a haze of hash smoke" by one writer, or "like cold smoke", by a Record Label: No Quarter Style: Independent