This weeks album of the week is, Chloe March – Starlings and Crows
Requested by Steve Ashworth.
Oft compared to singular artists such as Nina Simone, Beth Gibbons and Elizabeth Fraser, Chloë March follows her own independent path, writing, engineering and producing from her home studio in south-east England. Inhabiting musical territory somewhere between art song and folk, dream-pop and electronica, the ambient and the cinematic, March embraces all these influences to create poetic, emotionally charged and intensely atmospheric songs and soundworlds.
Track list:
Landing 1969
Turn Fox Then
High Hay
To a Place
Starlings & Crows
All Things Good
Chroma Bather
Remember That Sky
Neon Emerald Sequin
Here or There
Looking Glass Lawn