There’s so much going on in this ‘industry’ – sometimes it’s best to pause, observe and reflect on the things that are going on. On July 20, the folk band Big Thief joined NPR’s Tiny Desk from the comfort of their home and performed their unreleased track Happiness. “I think for me it’s just about being present and aware of things happening.
The music industry of today is a noisy place, oftentimes saturated by presence and rapidity, which renders any artist’s mission to convey stillness and tranquility a tall challenge.
Epoch was made in between and after intense travel, and I needed to make an album that would find solace after the tours.” “The creative process wasn’t that different. His latest record, epoch, was a chance to step back and explore the calmer elements of his surroundings. Tours are known to be taxing beasts, and for KMRU it was no different. The whole band is special and I’m so grateful to have been on the road with them.”
Big Thief have received critical acclaim with a host of revered albumsĪdrianne Lenker’s powers are well documented in the industry, both with Big Thief and as a solo artist, which concentrates the poignancy of KMRU’s remarkable journey even further.
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