Music / folk

Rosewood almanac


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Latest edition, musik (cd)

Light Blue

4:06 min

Thick Skin

3:06 min

Manzanita

3:45 min

Vanishing Class

4:10 min

Whatever's Divine

2:48 min

I See You

4:14 min

Some Ride

3:00 min

Skating on the Glass

2:07 min

This Is What We Do

3:22 min

Ribbons

3:09 min


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Reviews (3)


AllMusic

2017

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Marcy Donelson

2017

"An American singer/songwriter openly indebted to Nick Drake, Will Stratton had been quietly releasing albums of consistently high quality for a decade by the arrival of his sixth LP, Rosewood Almanac ... With existential lyrics about hardship and fate (including reference to his own successful cancer treatments following 2014's Gray Lodge Wisdom), the singer's calm delivery manages to convey gratitude, understanding, pain, and affection across the album and even within single songs. That's no small feat, and the guitar playing's really pretty, too".


Record collector

466 (2017 May)

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Terry Staunton

466 (2017 May)

"There's no denying that he's operating in a vastly oversubscribed field, but Rosewood Almanac delivers in an economical 34 minutes as vividly and as seductively as any other 21st century confessional singer-songwriter you care to mention".


Pitchfork

d. 22. May 2017

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Saby Reyes-Kulkarni

d. 22. May 2017

"With pastoral folk roots, New York singer-songwriter Will Stratton has gotten more discreet in his approach. Not a single note sounds out of place here, meshing into a breathtaking whole".