Tracklisting
01 . Glowbox [ mp3 ]
02 . Red House Sea
03 . Drama Queen [ mp3 ]
04 . Rocket Pop Summer Free
05 . Sunbeams
06 . Lavender
07 . Equations
08 . Brand New Eyes
09 . Cowboys Without Prairies
10 . Migrations / The Nightingale
02 . Red House Sea
03 . Drama Queen [ mp3 ]
04 . Rocket Pop Summer Free
05 . Sunbeams
06 . Lavender
07 . Equations
08 . Brand New Eyes
09 . Cowboys Without Prairies
10 . Migrations / The Nightingale
Tristen Shields : Migrations
DWL041 . Released May 2004 . Add to Cart : $10 . iTunes Music Store Description Migrations is the debut full-length from Cincinnati-based singer-songwriter Tristen Shields, expanding on the hushed folk intimacy of his live performances with a palette of synths, strings, and experimental flourishes. Produced with electronic artist Michael Bond (Coltrane Motion), the disc attempts to fuse Shields' dual loves of organic folk and electronica with a flurry of crackling beats and acoustic strumming, held together by the emotive sincerity that's been his trademark. Reviews Duality is explored here via the intelligent merger of electronica and traditional, organic, acoustic folk. The beats are static-ridden and pulse with a tempting delightful amusement all their own. While most electronica is void of pure emotional feeling with its cold harsh beats, Tristen Shields eschews raw emotion and covers all the ranges with his guitar strumming. But the guitar and electronic work aren't the only interesting instrumentation present here, you've also got the enchanting cello, xylophone, and Wurlitzer. Inspiring yet never pretentious, 'Migrations' is indeed an album of two ages.
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DWL041 . Released May 2004 . Add to Cart : $10 . iTunes Music Store Description Migrations is the debut full-length from Cincinnati-based singer-songwriter Tristen Shields, expanding on the hushed folk intimacy of his live performances with a palette of synths, strings, and experimental flourishes. Produced with electronic artist Michael Bond (Coltrane Motion), the disc attempts to fuse Shields' dual loves of organic folk and electronica with a flurry of crackling beats and acoustic strumming, held together by the emotive sincerity that's been his trademark. Reviews Duality is explored here via the intelligent merger of electronica and traditional, organic, acoustic folk. The beats are static-ridden and pulse with a tempting delightful amusement all their own. While most electronica is void of pure emotional feeling with its cold harsh beats, Tristen Shields eschews raw emotion and covers all the ranges with his guitar strumming. But the guitar and electronic work aren't the only interesting instrumentation present here, you've also got the enchanting cello, xylophone, and Wurlitzer. Inspiring yet never pretentious, 'Migrations' is indeed an album of two ages.
- Smother.net Editor's Pick . May 2004
Nick Drake has new competition in the Sunday morning hangover rotation. Tristen Shields sounds like he's been handed a solitary guitar and told to imitate the sound of Massive Attack, and the result is as blissfully mellow and atmospheric as you'd expect: just slow folk strumming and a guy singing in his sleep.Interview w/ Cincymusic.com . June 2004
The News Record . May 20, 2004
Cincinnati Enquirer . May 21, 2004
Eufonia (Mexico) . April 18, 2005
Citybeat (Pick of the Litter 2004) . December 29, 2004