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Sharon Van Etten – Remind Me Tomorrow LP
£18.00
Remind Me Tomorrow LP – Sharon Van Etten LP from Vinyl Records London
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This her fifth album was written while SVE was guest starring in The OA, getting involved in the revival of Twin Peaks, writing the score for the film Strange Weather, training as a counsellor and having a baby thatrsquos last not least of course. Producer John Congleton St Vincent, John Grant, Angel Olsen arranged the album.nbspSwishing piano chords, stately chords and some totally blissful harmonies. Those harmonies gorgeous rich and close enough to touch. And of course there are beautiful melodies dancing notes of goldtinged joy. Twinkling cascades of piano arpeggiation and rich synthy bass circle atmospheric and emotiontugging swathes of sound fronted by the singular vocals of SVE. These are anthemic rocking proper heartstring wrenching passion stirring classics. Sharon Van Etten LP is available for home delivery from Vinyl Records London, only £18
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