Listen to Gracie and Rachel’s new EP entitled a whisper becomes a shout! The group re-imagined three songs from their album Hello Weakness, You Make Me Strong to create these stripped-down recordings.
The duo shares, “Everything you hear and see from this release is self-recorded, self-produced, self-filmed, self-edited, self-made during a lot of isolated time with our individual selves, and we hope you and your self will now take these songs into your own sphere however you need.”
Did you catch Ani’s Tiny Desk (Home) Concert? Watch her perform “Everest,” “Not a Pretty Girl,” and “Revolutionary Love” in front of her great-grandfather’s not-so-tiny desk.
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Listen to Ani’s new album Revolutionary Love out now.
The transcendent new album from Ani Di Franco, Revolutionary Love, marks the latest proof of one of her most powerful gifts as an artist: a rare ability to give voice to our deepest frustrations and tensions, on both a personal and political level. Produced by Di Franco and recorded mainly in two whirlwind days at Overdub Lane in Durham, Revolutionary Love more than justifies the mad dash behind its making. Revolutionary Love arrives as an instantly transportive selection of songs. Rooted in her poetic lyricism and ever-commanding vocal work, the album unfolds in an understated yet captivating alchemy of folk and soul and lushly textured jazz-pop.
In sculpting that sound, Di Franco and Brad Cook assembled an eclectic lineup of musicians, including percussionist Brevan Hampden (Hiss Golden Messenger, Milton Suggs), horn/flute player Matt Douglas (The Mountain Goats, Josh Ritter), keyboardist Phil Cook (Megafaun, Shouting Matches), drummer Yan Westerlund (Quetico, Mipso) and Di Franco’s longtime touring band Terence Higgins on percussion and Todd Sickafoose on bass.
Read more about the album in No Depression, American Songwriter, and FLOOD Magazine.
LISTEN TO REVOLUTIONARY LOVE
“Going Down To Sing In Texas” is now available on digital music services. Listen here.
Profits will go to the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival and food banks.
Congratulations to Raye Zaragoza on the release of her beautiful new album Woman In Color out today! ✨
“one of the most fresh and compelling voices in folk music today” — Ann Powers, NRPR
“I was just so very moved by this whole album” — Robin Hilton, NPR
“Woman in Color is reminiscent of Brandi Carlile’s ability to make a strong statement couched in comforting music.” — No Depression
“Zaragoza sings with the sincerity of someone who knows all too well what it’s like to be on the outside… will have you throwing a defiant fist in the air.” — Rolling Stone Country
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Gracie and Rachel have revealed UNDER UNDERNEATH, a re-imagination of their song “Underneath” by visionary S. Carey (of Bon Iver). The duo says, “this one gets down to the bones to become a world of its own.”
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Elizabeth says, “We are all creatures of habit and our habits are in our faces these days. Let’s face the good ones, the bad ones, and keep pushing forward after seeing any of our truths. Love you all and I hope you’re loving yourselves today. The good or bad parts. It all needs love from you.”
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Elizabeth Moen is releasing new music on October 13!
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nothing will stem the tide of suffering from covid-19, economic crisis, police brutality, mass incarceration, endemic poverty, entrenched white supremacy and misogyny, deportation and detainment, gun violence, fire, flood, disease, pollution, irradiation, exploitation, forced reproduction, gender and sexuality-based violence and oppression, dis-information, propaganda, corruption, and greed… short of a functioning democracy! let’s harness our outrage and vote. we can do this, if we try, if we do this like it’s do or die. -ani
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