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1. AFRICA CALLING 2. HARBOUR (SONG FOR ELIZABETH) 3. LOVE TAKES ALL 4. PEOPLE OF THE LOON 5. STAND ANTHEM 6. THE ONES AHEAD 7. PRINCE CASPIAN'S DREAM 8. LAKELAND ANGEL 9. NO OTHER |
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 | Description: | In the tumult of this world, there are constants. People need each other. Every motion
brushes against others, moving. None of us are siloed and none of us are still. The music of
Beverly Glenn-Copeland drinks deeply from these truths. For decades, the Philadelphiaborn, Canada-based singer, songwriter, and composer has drawn myriad musical practices
toward a single, luminous conviction: that music can shake us loose from what closes us off
from each other. His multifaceted body of work surrenders to the beauty, pain, and great
capacity for healing that courses through life; in its unguarded sincerity, it invites you to
share in its courage. Glenn-Copeland's new album, The Ones Ahead -- his first collection of
new music in nearly two decades -- deepens these explorations, casting searching light into
how all of us must dissolve the harms of this world and carry each other forward into the
next.
Glenn-Copeland recorded The Ones Ahead in collaboration with producer John
Herbermann and Indigo Rising, the band who accompanied him on his inaugural European
tour, whose playing lends a cinematic richness to these intricately textured electroacoustic
arrangements. After watching a live performance from Glenn-Copeland and Indigo Rising,
Herbermann chose to record the album live from the floor, capturing the dynamic
interplay among the group. The bond the musicians share and their deep trust in one
another shine through these songs. Kurt Inder's elegiac slide guitar glows against Nick
Dourado's delicate piano on "Love Takes All," while on "Harbour (Song for Elizabeth),"
Glenn-Copeland trades verses with singer Jeremy Costello, who echoes the love ballad's
lyrics with warm affection over drummer Bianca Palmer's softly brushed cymbals.
The Ones Ahead weaves together poignant themes: the need for love and mutual care in the
face of destruction and uncertainty, the power people have when they reach out for each
other, the ways that the wisdom of past generations can guide us along the path forward.
From the stirring, rapturous "People of the Loon" to the gorgeously flowing "Prince
Caspian's Dream," The Ones Ahead cultivates a vibrant hope for this world and what it must
become to survive. A new chapter in an expansive and unique body of work, GlennCopeland's latest album offers flowering wisdom for the world to come, needed now more
urgently than ever. - |  | Manufacturer No.: |
39229781 |
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