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What we can say for sure is that none of us had a preconceived notion of what we would come out with. It sounds cheesy, but we just let the music happen. In one big room we tracked live with Ry on baritone guitar, Jenn on acoustic guitar and ukulele, Billy Beard on drums, cocktail drum and percussion and Tom West did a couple of the live sessions with us on organ.
Jennifer Kimball is the most accomplished songwriter and pure singer of the moment that you might have once loved (even if you don’t know her name) and then forgotten about. In 1981 she met Jonathan Brooke during their freshman year at Amherst College in central Massachusetts, where they started harmonizing and, eventually, playing duo gigs in the area.
Say Something» es un sencillo interpretado por el dúo de indie pop A Great Big World, conformado por Ian Axel y Chad Vaccarino, lanzado el 3 de septiembre de 2013.
- 2013
- Descarga digital
- 3 de septiembre de 2013
- Indie pop
3 de mar. de 2017 · Love live the dreamers, I say. Folks like singer-songwriter (and long-ago English major) Jennifer Kimball. Kimball has just released her first recording of new songs in over a decade,...
Some cradle it close; sharp as the wood-splitter’s axe. Some cradle it close. Some cradle it close. The heavy head sledgehammer, dull, some drag it in slow. I’ll build you a barn. I’ll build you a barn big enough to hold all of us; to hold all of us. And laden together we’ll stand the dusk coming on. 6.
Ten Jennifer Kimball songs of unflinching poetry in the face of loss, love and other mid-life subjects like reading, dreaming and bitter truths. Two of Spiegelman’s bandmates from Cuddle Magic (Dave Flaherty, drums and Christopher McDonald, keyboards) continued the sessions at Old Soul Studios, Catskill, NY; and a superb guitarist from Brooklyn, Ryan Dugré rounded out the recording band.
"Say Something" is a slow-tempo piano ballad that talks about a breakup, where the lover is implored to say something because the singer is giving up on them, with the singers expressing humility, sadness, and regret.
