Музыка и песни Van Etten, Sharon / Van Etten, Sharon

Artist: Sharon Van Etten Label: Jagjaguwar

Sharon Van Etten has never needed much room to make a grand statement. With four albums during the last six years, she's become one of music's most astute new cartographers of the heart, able to capture emotional trials and triumphs with incisive lines and a voice that loses nothing in the translation and transmission of feelings. Her second record, epic, needed only seven tracks to live up to its title. 2012's Tramp and last year's Are We There, went longer, but Van Etten managed still to squeeze enormous sentiments into especially small spaces. From start to rising stardom, Van Etten has forever understood the impact of economy. It should come as no surprise, then, that the five-song EP I Don't Want to Let You Down offers documents of surrender and disappointment, admission and longing in only 22 minutes. Produced by Van Etten and Stewart Lerman, who also helmed Are We There, these songs are as sophisticated as anything Van Etten has ever done. Supported by a string section during "I Always Fall Apart," Van Etten's voice rises alongside her piano. Her prismatic harmonies betray the terror of the song's central admission and one of the new lyrical cornerstones of her catalogue: "You know I always fall apart/It's not my fault/It's just my flaw/It's who I am." During the title track, she slowly pushes her voice past an introductory murmur, as if scanning her surroundings for the resolve to be stronger and more steadfast than she knows she has been. Building across four minutes, the desperation of the title is expressed through guitars that get bigger, harmonies that get broader. The chorus is a sing-along commandment, an indelible promise Van Etten makes to be better. The War on Drugs' Adam Granduciel and David Hartley join Antibalas' Stuart Bogie, Peter Broderick and Heather Woods-Broderick for "Pay My Debts." The longest song here, it's a cinematic number that smolders like shoegaze before climaxing into an inescapable seesaw refrain. The EP ends with a live rendition of "Tell Me." A demo from Tramp, but backed here by her four-piece touring band, the tune becomes a kind of battle cry for respect and a charged pronouncement of Van Etten's cultivated powers. It's a map of the singer's progression from an acoustic songwriter to a bona fide bandleader, a reminder of the poignancy and efficiency her work has long paired. Record Label: Jagjaguwar Style: Independent

Sharon Van Etten has never needed much room to make a grand statement. With four albums during the last six years, she's become one of music's most astute new cartographers of the heart, able to capture emotional trials and triumphs with incisive lines and a voice that loses nothing in the translation and transmission of feelings. Her second record, epic, needed only seven tracks to live up to its title. 2012's Tramp and last year's Are We There, went longer, but Van Etten managed still to squeeze enormous sentiments into especially small spaces. From start to rising stardom, Van Etten has forever understood the impact of economy. It should come as no surprise, then, that the five-song EP I Don't Want to Let You Down offers documents of surrender and disappointment, admission and longing in only 22 minutes. Produced by Van Etten and Stewart Lerman, who also helmed Are We There, these songs are as sophisticated as anything Van Etten has ever done. Supported by a string section during "I Always Fall Apart," Van Etten's voice rises alongside her piano. Her prismatic harmonies betray the terror of the song's central admission and one of the new lyrical cornerstones of her catalogue: "You know I always fall apart/It's not my fault/It's just my flaw/It's who I am." During the title track, she slowly pushes her voice past an introductory murmur, as if scanning her surroundings for the resolve to be stronger and more steadfast than she knows she has been. Building across four minutes, the desperation of the title is expressed through guitars that get bigger, harmonies that get broader. The chorus is a sing-along commandment, an indelible promise Van Etten makes to be better. The War on Drugs' Adam Granduciel and David Hartley join Antibalas' Stuart Bogie, Peter Broderick and Heather Woods-Broderick for "Pay My Debts." The longest song here, it's a cinematic number that smolders like shoegaze before climaxing into an inescapable seesaw refrain. The EP ends with a live rendition of "Tell Me." A demo from Tramp, but backed here by her four-piece touring band, the tune becomes a kind of battle cry for respect and a charged pronouncement of Van Etten's cultivated powers. It's a map of the singer's progression from an acoustic songwriter to a bona fide bandleader, a reminder of the poignancy and efficiency her work has long paired. Record Label: Jagjaguwar Style: Independent

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Artist: Sharon Van Etten Label: Jagjaguwar

Artist: Sharon Van Etten Label: Jagjaguwar

"Resistance Radio: The Man in the High Castle Album" - новый проект Брайана Бёртона, диджея, известного как Danger Mouse, и американского рок-музыканта Сэма Коэна. Альбом выйдет 7 апреля на лейбле Бёртона 30th Century Records. Это саундтрек к оригинальному сериалу от Amazon "Человек в высоком замке" (The Man in the High Castle). Спродюсировали проект Бёртон и Коэн, а участие в нем приняли такие звезды как Beck, Kelis, Norah Jones, The Shins, Angel Olsen, Benjamin Booker, Karen O и многие другие, включая треки самого Коэна, - все исполняют каверы на песни ранних 60-х (время действия сериала). Artist: Various Label: COLUMBIA RECORDS GROUP

Rhino выпустит 2 новых музыкальных сопровождения к новым сериям Альбомы выйдут на CD и двойном виниле 8 сентября Долгожданное возвращение революционного сериала «Твин Пикс», созданного Марком Фростом и Дэвидом Линчем, состоялось в эфире телеканала Showtime. Музыка, прозвучавшая в новых сериях, станет частью двух грядущих саундтреков, которые выйдут на лейбле Rhino Entertainment 8 сентября. Twin Peaks (Music from the Limited Event Series) и Twin Peaks (Limited Event Series Original Soundtrack) будут доступны на CD, а также на двойном виниле. В преддверии выхода новых серий лейбл Rhino чуть ранее переиздал саундтрек к оригинальному сериалу (1990-91) и последующему фильму Fire Walk With Me (1992). Музыка всегда играла центральную роль в работах Линча, и именно она помогла создать неповторимый образ и запоминающийся характер оригинального «Твин Пикса». То же самое можно сказать и о новых сериях. Начиная с пилотного эпизода, треки из звуковой дорожки появляются в сериале постепенно, по мере выхода каждой из 18-ти серий нового сезона. Первый трек дебютного эпизода - Twin Peaks Main Theme - в исполнении обладателя «Грэмми» Анджело Бадаламенти, чья музыка неразрывно связано с сериалом и фильмом. Второй трек Shadow в исполнении Chromatics, электронной группы из Лос-Анджелеса, который также войдет в их следующий альбом Dear Tommy. Коллектив выпустил видео на новую композицию одновременно с выходом первой серии «Твин Пикс». Созданный Дэвидом Линчем и вышедший в эфире телеканала Showtime, новый 18-серийный сериал «Твин Пикс» показывает события, спустя 25 лет после ошеломительного убийства всеобщей любимицы Лоры Палмер. Обладатель «Золотого Глобуса» и номинант на премию «Эмми» Кайл Маклахлен снова снялся в роли специального агента Дейла Купера. Новый «Твин Пикс» полностью написан и спродюсирован Дэвидом Линчем и Марком Фростом совместно с исполнительным продюсером Сабриной Сазерленд. Artist: Twin Peaks (Music from the Limited Event Series) Label: Rhino Records

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