Release: Gregory Alan Isakov - Appaloosa Bones

Gregory Alan Isakov - Appaloosa Bones (uit op 18 augustus via MNRK Records)

Het nieuwe album van Gregory Alan Isakov heet Appaloosa Bones en verschijnt op 18 augustus.

Mattan Records

De van origine Zuid-Afrikaanse maar in de VS opgegroeide en woonachtige singer-songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov heeft bewezen een meester te zijn in het creëren van sfeervolle soundscapes die de luisteraar meevoert op een muzikaal wonderlijke reis die bol staat van poëtische verhalen en wonderbaarlijke melodieën en wat al ruim 1 miljard keer is gestreamd. Op 18 augustus brengt hij z'n nieuwe album Appaloosa Bones uit. Hierop staan 11 tracks die bestaan uit weelderige harmonieën die doordrenkt zijn met gelaagde instrumentaties waaronder gitaar, banjo en piano.

Live:

29 november - Amsterdam, Paradiso

30 november - Eindhoven, Muziekgebouw

1 december - Groningen, De Oosterpoort

2 december - De Roma, Antwerpe

Bio:

GRAMMY-nominated singer, songwriter and musician Gregory Alan Isakov
will release his anticipated new album, Appaloosa Bones, August 18 via Dualtone Records and Isakov’s own label, Suitcase Town Music (pre-order/pre-save here). Ahead of the release, new song, “The Fall,” is debuting today. Watch/share the official music video—directed by Jasmine McGlade (Director, Fencer and Executive Producer, LA LA Land) and animated by Ruth Lingford (Head of Animation, Harvard University)—HERE.
Of the video, McGlade shares, “Gregory’s music is so poignant, and ‘The Fall’ in particular has such a powerful, spiritual quality to it. I knew I wanted to make a video immersed in nature that fit with Greg’s aesthetic and the emotional realm of the song, while also creating characters and vintage, old-timey elements that connect with the lyrics. The piece, perhaps like the song, should ultimately say something about the human condition, and what it means to be alive—in a way that is a bit surrealist.” Produced by Isakov and Andrew Berlin (Descendents, Rise Against) and recorded at Isakov’s
studio outside of Boulder, Appaloosa Bones is his first new album in five years.