2015
All the Blue
A rain-soaked portrait of depression, moving from the stiffness of morning into a city where everyone seems lost in the same weather. Its sadness is personal, but it widens until the whole day feels tinted...
14 songs
2015
A rain-soaked portrait of depression, moving from the stiffness of morning into a city where everyone seems lost in the same weather. Its sadness is personal, but it widens until the whole day feels tinted...
2015
A song built around a single repeating riff pattern on a four-string instrument. The lyric is about a relationship that won't commit — going through the motions of intimacy without the real thing — and the...
2015
A song about disorientation and the slow erosion of self-recognition. It speaks in clouded fragments, admitting only what it can: something is slipping away.
2015
A song built from parallel questions about what comfort might look like when everything falls apart. It asks for company, song, and touch without pretending any of them will fix the collapse.
2015
A searching song about the unruly act of making something true out of inner noise. It moves through fear, fatigue, and self-scrutiny toward rare moments when expression briefly feels effortless, even while the...
2015
A rock song about an unattainable woman, working through the full knowledge that it can't be more than what it is. Each verse ends on a slow, repeated version of the situation statement: too far out of reach,...
2015
A song built from directional opposites — in and out, over and under, up and down — until all that movement circles back to defeat. Its plain language gives the pattern real weight.
2015
A searching ballad that uses dialectic as a way of thinking about conflict, from the intimate to the historical. What keeps it human is the sense that every grand argument still lands in lived experience.
2015
A loving, funny song about why the blues matters even to people who did not inherit its history firsthand. It comes across less as an argument than a confession of gratitude for a music that can still get hold...
June 18, 2015
An instrumental, structured in three sections with a refrain between each. Named for a bay in Prince Edward Island.
2015
A reflective walk through the woods that becomes a quiet hymn to attention, season by season. It finds renewal not in grand revelation but in the steady company of light, leaves, birds, bees, and breath.
2015
A political and environmental reckoning that wonders whether absolution is even available anymore. Its repeated phrases give the song the sound of bad news already settling in.
2015
A searching song about seeing freedom in the animals — chickens scratching, sheep behind wire, dogs in the sun — and finding the comparison disquieting. The bridge redefines freedom as not just taking what...